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Tag Archives: ekphrastic
writing in stained glass faerie gardens
the fragility of this place is not loston us, but for once we’ve tossed our fears aside to simply abide among the glint and glow. our quills are sharp and true and you’ve still got some indigo blue set for spilling;it’s thrilling to thinkof … Continue reading
Posted in November Chapbook 2022
Tagged color poems, ekphrastic, fairy gardens, stained glass
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RoofDragon
Watch her land and stand watch. Catch her spare spangled scales as they fall. Hear her talons scritch, the roared hitch in her song. She’ll cover you in veiny wingsthe smoky ink of starry breaththe embered scent of sky. She’ll warm you, warn you. Teach you … Continue reading
Posted in dVerse poems, Uncategorized
Tagged artists, dragon poems, ekphrastic, here there be dragons
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With Munch Foresight
How did the guy who painted The Scream know 2020+ would be such a bad dream? Still catching up, with Sunday’s poem.
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 2020 was cray cray, April PAD 2021, ekphrastic, global pandemic, nightmares, The Scream
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The Art of Going West toward Ottawa with a Complete Forgery of Vermeer’s ‘The Little Street’ in Our Trunk, After the Rain Stops Once Again
{for Grandma Moses} . Don’t stop when we get to the border, no matter how shaken , stirred we are by this heisted hum. Don’t mourn that moon behind us, or this star-scarred sky, or that sinister shade of blue. … Continue reading
Vermeer & Vermouth
We traipse the halls and wander the walls, …………………shaken, …………stirred by oil and blur. .. In April, we poem.
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged #aprpad, #inaprilwepoem, artists, ekphrastic, martinis, NaPoWriMo, shaken and stirred, vermeer, vermouth
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Because she has grown from this turquoise scrim,
She braids her roots into the stars, a triumph of chimneys at her crown. She ponders petals and sparrows, casts the moon, and pins it down. .. Image by artist Catrin Welz-Stein Inspiring prompt from over at dVerse Poetics today, … Continue reading
Posted in dVerse poems
Tagged dVerse, ekphrastic, inspired by art, moon, Poetics, turquoise
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snails with swords
medieval manuscript marginalia … when the …….s l o w sluggasluggaslugga of life leaves them wanting to slough off their shells, they take up sword and shield, coat of arms for one with none. she {poet, holding feathered … Continue reading
Posted in NaPoWriMo
Tagged ekphrastic, Garden with Toads, quill, snails, the significance of snails, Toads
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Shopping in the DepARTment
Mi Young Lee .. There’s a little blue heart that speaks to me, a chalkdust squiggle, a mustard smudge. For all the things that are yet to come, I’ll choose that giant colon : or that little green apostrophe, for … Continue reading
Made of Stars and Paper Skin
Japanese print maker, Kaoro Kawano (1916 – 1965). She’s tressed in umber and the scattered spill of sky. She holds the earth still; turns her face into the sun, as woodpeckers braid her hair. .. an ekphrastic tanka, for Toads. … Continue reading