Things We Have Learned (a Poem)

Okay, so the word "Have" is missing from the art because I haven't found (or created) it yet. Also, as you will see I did not type up the punctuation exactly the way it shows on the art. 

Things We Have Learned

Things We Have Learned

How one
her from the beautiful
life beyond
pulls off
the now thing.
The art of I
means:
making the issue
confidential.
From eye
to we to me.
Transform
into a thriving
world.

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After editing all day, it felt really nice to slap paint onto paper and cut up words with scissors. Aaaahhhh . . . good night.

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Word and Photo Potpourri (a Collage Poem)

Life is busy. It's still easier to cut and paste. 

A Collage Poem

Hot & Cool

You are
on-the-go beauty
everyone loves
on the street.
You return passion to promise.
You guarantee
40 pages of decadent
secrets. You
transform
my wet
soul.

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Keeping it short tonight, so I can get back to my callings.

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Get Rid of Everything (except Writing and Reading)

I have been focused on things other than poetry lately and I miss it. 

At the same time, I’ve been constantly sitting with words, reading and writing, writing and reading. I needed something active, so I pulled out my collage supplies and put together a couple of new cards. 

Promises of Love - a Collage Poem

Life Stories

his style.
cartoonish 

with 

color.

But there's 

the visible sign

of new youth.

the Red of the sea.

he is the length of 

a good 

day.

every day.

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Downsizing (a Vision Board)

Downsizing (a Vision Board)

Get 

rid 

of 

everything.

Roll with It.
imagine serenity

--prepare--

to be amazed!

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Check out what some of my friends have been up to:

• Carol Early Cooney blogs about memories of her father and her experience with his dementia.
• Marilyn Braendehom served as editor for the winter edition of Red Wolf Journal, Winter 2014/2015 issue 4.
• K.M. Weiland wrote a great post about "your book’s first chapter."

What are you working on? Feel free to share your links in the comments!


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