Monday, January 26, 2015

Self Portrait











When I look in a mirror, 
I always have thought "I don't look like me"
but bowling next to us the other night
was this little girl
and I gushed with an inner joy.
She embodied a sparkly self - essence if you will -
replete with bowling shoes.
(pixie dust and sparkle wand not pictured)








Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Crushed Hopes




Just outside our local Quickie Mart
I spied this sign in the parking lot
... aw, just as I was lacing up 
the new ice skates 
I got for Christmas!


Did I mention
that I live in San Diego?




Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Rainwater Tea










































2 days later...




























Saturday, November 29, 2014

New Hit Single This Holiday Season


I've come up with the title for this holiday season's new hit single.


My Fish Don't Know It's Christmas Time -
but I doooo...

jingle bells.
jingle bells -
gurgle, gurgle, pop...







Monday, November 24, 2014

Majestic's Canvas


























































































































moment's breath. there is only the sound of excruciating awe

in
as
and of
the everything



how is it possible
to be sitting
here and there

still

whilst inside

obliterated   
expanded   
and
consumed   












Thursday, October 9, 2014

O




it all comes from the same place
is made from the same stuff
returns back from itself into itself
            and back to forth
... with maybe a bit of rest now and then too

but not really




what a glorious miracle "reality" is -
so darn believable!




Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Postcards From The Path, San Francisco










I was inspired - Poetry Bombing at 
The Beat Museum,
 San Francisco, CA, USA







A nod to George Rodrigue with a little twist and glitter











Love the detail on this grate-ffiti.  (you will have to zoom in)
Fun to have spied this style around the city.
(Same artist below)













The Bay - San Francisco's Symphony Hall's loading bay that is.
I currently have a cone fixation as I am currently working on a silly series with them.  
I like how taking the vibrancy out of the color by going grey scale forces the viewer to see the familiar objects as part of a composition.  The texture and pattern is yummy and I can hear the Sesame Street tune "one of these is not like the other..." playing in the back of my mind - even though all the objects are traffic related items.
I guess it would be nice of me to show the original photo, but I'm not going to. One's mind already has filled in the colors, 
lighting a smile of recognition.