The mouth has a taste for mushroom pizza. That's what a friend serves you for dinner with a martini which is another form of the verb, "to glisten."
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Sunday, February 7, 2016
Glisten
Glisten with the unexpected. In this case, light. Or in Latin, "lux." See left-side middle of image. Here's the unexpected. This image is an installation of prayer-flags. I added "Fiat Lux" as my prayer. When I put the photo through the app Circular, 1/2 of my prayer appeared. What are the odds that it would surface in this photo?
The mouth has a taste for mushroom pizza. That's what a friend serves you for dinner with a martini which is another form of the verb, "to glisten."
The mouth has a taste for mushroom pizza. That's what a friend serves you for dinner with a martini which is another form of the verb, "to glisten."
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The wind is roaring today
ReplyDeletestudents are running from and to it
as once I did run to it and all and you
it is okay not to run as once we did
but a lifetime of to and fro makes a rhythm
and a nuisance and a laugh
The wind instigates such chaos today
such change in the outlook, in the hills beyond
all the blooms of a thousand trees land
in some new place, in some new voice
which says in its own way
I am still aloft with running
if only in my wildest dreams