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I want to appoligise if I have been slow reviewing writes here on the den as I have been picking through Fee and my poetry to put a book together. I a... Might the essence of time be to remind us of a forever closing door, rather than one that shuts? (Image by Vimark) There are people who watch Doctor Who as if it is a documentary and dream of one day being able to travel anywhere in the universe or back and forward... My mother passed away on Dec 17, 2002 at the age of 93. It was a difficult time for our family. I wrote this poem to help eleviate my sorrow. <center>Another in my tumbling tercet collection, this one is inspired by a question my granddaughter asked me about where flowers go when they ... Writers often belong to families who forget or avoid reading the author’s work.
I often wonder if there’s fear of discovery keeping them readerless. ... This is just a stream of thought regarding the significance of Time’s partnership with light. (Image Mars Dust by pinterest) Our mind’s attic is perhaps the only depository of experience we can depend on… until it isn’t. ( image by darrennesbit)
- Light may flicker in its confronting of current, but endings are a choice for many, including that time when everything goes dark. For writers, there’s always the next chapter, the revised poem, the memoir-in-waiting, and a learned trust in the digital age of preserved existence. ... As another year comes closer to becoming the past, the duality of inside and outside one’s awareness, i.e., the conscious and subconscious realm of ex... Comparing our work plight to that of our recent ancestors, e.g., ''30s and ''40s Chicago, New York, et al, I was left thinking: How many of us know of... For such an impatient society, there is a complexity of learning for all of us to address. (Image by fineartamerica).
With so much dependence on time, some wonder if the captivity syndrome is what Nature expects of us. (Image by Pinterest) “…for beauty is nothing but the beginning of terror, that we are still able to bear” – from The Duino Elegies by Austrian poet Rainer Maria Rilke.
Urban living, especially in crowded apartment buildings, seems to incubate separation, fear, and distrust. The remedial journey sometimes challenges ... I remember this time of year most acutely, a time when my own parents, one after the other, were with such confusion and disappointment in their eyes ... As the year 2025 approaches, most of us have an image of Time and its beginnings and ends. And, most of us find endings are usually more painful than... This portrait was commissioned for The Aquarius Key by my wife Hettie. I hope this touches you... Discovering complexity’s permanence is just beginning to be understood. If the matter in the Universe is unending, life and all its constituents remai... A prosetry “what if” of the planet’s technology leaping ahead exponentially, as change rapidly opts for yet more change. It’s easy to forget how litt... - Death of a parent merits special dedication. Many years ago, the death of my adoptive mother elicited a parable poem.
So many people leaving this world and to us it seems so unfair, we don’t fully understand and we feel they are leaving before their time. God above ... To ponder the invention of time is to perpetuate the conundrum of our makeshift answer to the cosmic adventure in timelessness. (Image by Hossein Zar... Can we afford to be content with answers, when there are always more questions? (Image by Speckboy)
Each day we go further out, and each evening come further back; where at rest, we ponder in each day's lesson. Personification of some things may seem impossible until reality’s rationale shines its light. A look at life’s learning curve in prose poetry. (Image by Saul Landel) Fred and I took off for a few days, we ended up in Cape Breton visiting Rita MacNeil's Tearoom. It was amazing to see all the photos and all her award... Although there is much to be pessimistic about in the world whose reality that can’t be denied, optimism is there for those who muster the courage to ... "I have a ''sharp'' idea, so I think I''ll ''hatchet'' . . ." Julie Anderson wrote a tribute to our wonderful Tinka doll. This is mine.
How could anyone not love her? She kisses elephants!! Some of our important lessons derived from the lesser creatures go unattended until… (Image by Jobson) Some of our important lessons derived from the lesser creatures go unattended, rendering the sentient species vulnerable to self-destruction. (Image b... Some of our important lessons derived from the lesser creatures go unattended until… (Image by Jobson) My personal observation
when life support is unplugged (Sugar-----kisses.....muah! I can''t count them all, but they are many, my little showers of blessings)Took that picture of her in the park, she was e... I was in the kitchen baking sugar cookies with my two grandkids and I watched as they thought they were sneaking pieces of the dough, the sounds they... So many revelations have been found when opening a safety deposit box of the deceased. One is reminded of the way pharaohs were tucked away with thei... - Smiles and frowns are choices made with instinct and faith. Smiles seem indomitable. (Painting by Catharine Kiff-Vozza) As fact-based consensus continues to be harassed by belief-based opinion, one might argue that man has so distorted reality that delusions are slowly ... Tis not the greatest thing to be a teacher who taught a student to Master Life where they tower over you, and you sit back to cherish being the motiva... Halloween and Christmas seem to be my favorite times of celebration through the year as as i read some of the poetry here on the den , I see too that ... My favorite season, the weather isn't too cold but it isn't too hot, the children seem to enjoy the colourful leaves.
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