It’s Easter for those who practice many of the varying types of Christianity. So, I figured I’d use one of the gravestone pictures I have. This was at the Glasgow Necropolis in Scotland, and I was saddened to see all the trash thrown into this tomb. As for the poem, I really don’t like this… Continue reading National Poetry Month, April 21
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National Poetry Month, April 13
Still hanging out with the New England Speculative Writers at to the NESW Conference , but here’s an Ekphrastic pairing for you anyway! Photo was taken at the Glasgow Necropolis; I rather liked the view of the sun over this particular monument. The poem definitely needs work, but I am rather fond of the title… Continue reading National Poetry Month, April 13
National Poetry Month, April 7
Today’s pairing ended up the last thing I needed to cobble together before bed after a busy day, but here it is! Quick description: These are the “Moss Stairs” sculpture / art installation at Tower Hill Botanical Garden. They have a description that includes not walking on them because it will disturb the fragile moss… Continue reading National Poetry Month, April 7
National Poetry Month, April 6
Running out the door to a movie with the Husband of Awesome, so real quick… Picture is another from Scotland, an old gravestone at an old abbey in Coldingham. There’s more to the story… but perhaps later. The set is tentatively titled “Momento Mori.” Remember, the poem is super rough draft, and also please do… Continue reading National Poetry Month, April 6
A Story of Bunny Ends
I’ve been a bunny mom for more than half my life. Vash the Stampede, named by Scott for how noisy his thumps and binkies were as a baby, was the most recent. He and his brother, Cameron, who passed over three years ago, were the fourth and fifth bunnies I’ve had my life. As anyone… Continue reading A Story of Bunny Ends