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SheSpeaksTheFeelingOfTrees :     Indian Ink, Bee’s Wax and Pigment on folded Paper18X25"     I heard you speak in  Deep tones of  Shadows  Blue across the edge  Of the field  All the while  The sound of chatter  From the poolside  Children  Playing  And you softly swirling  Sublime silver leaves above me     Or was that you  Roaring  With the dead dry leaves  Through the   City alleys  That night  After the lights went out?     I stood in a seedy doorway  While dark clouds  Covered the moon  Remembering  The kindness  Of the summer you     The still  Midnight  White marble  cold  Sand drift dunes  Of our   Soft animal bodies  Sleep  To dream dawn again
SheSpeaksTheFeelingOfTrees
EntracedDance :     22X30” Watercolor on paper     I’m not sure what to do when you love this much,  when you desire so much life-blood flows down your legs  in pools at our feet,  An African dance  The drum calling in that push away from me  Pull me into you sort of way  The ocean singing in soft tones  And crashing  In tears  Leaning against the back of couch  Because I needed that bit of distance  Lest I just get drowned in the whirlpool  Venus dressed in barnacles and neglect  That wisp of hair   Across the gap  With gentle fingers  Before the drum calls   For something more beautiful
EntracedDance
Picasso's Rose Period Eyes :   30X40" Watercolor and Indian ink on canvasStanding in a doorwayRight passed the over turned garbage Can with vegetable scrapsAnd cactus hearts Spewed outSlinging an old guitarShoutingTo no oneTo anyoneWho will listenIn a tiger striped outfitWild hairLike some soapbox preacherTo an unknown god of oneWe pass byAs he mutters"It's Halloween everyday for me"So unlike SandyAnd her serial monogamyBoy,girl,boy,girlPaperdollsCactus heartAnd vegetable scrapsLeft behindOn Mission streetThe scent of rose incenseDrifting through the open windowWhere"Jesus loves you"is written in SpanishAnd you know I love youWith all of meAnd I would say it more oftenBut it's just too big andIt takes a whileFor me to travelTo someplace whereI can actuallyTouch you with this desire
Picasso's Rose Period Eyes
Wooden Dragonfly :   WoodenDragonfly28X20" Watercolor and Indian ink on paperWooden DragonflyThin wood like an oldWeathered clothespinThat spring motherWas hanging the laundry outAnd the light like it would never end,That moment.Unlike those twoLatched together so wonderfullyPurple-blue on the impossibly green grassAt Pinnacles.And one wing shorter then the otherSo it can't really flyOr if it couldIt would go in circlesLike a rowerWho has lost an oarOn the morning lakeBy the grassWhere the dragonfliesOf dusk Tease of promised love.So we could walk This night beach so serious gazingFor magical stonesFor East (birth, yellow-green),South (Ocean, youth),West (Fire, older now),North (white of winter, black) andBuild our alterEncircle us,Spiral in like dragonfliesIn August LustOr we could just laughKnowingThe magicIs there alwaysAnd we really don't know how to flyBut in our dreams
Wooden Dragonfly