Blowin’ in the Wind: Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Art in the Public Realm this was beautiful, i actually stayed in the area (camping) to enjoy the experience. Near the top of the northwestern corner of Los Angeles County where the Sierra Pelona, Tehachapi, and San Emigdio Mountains meet, is a high pass that links Southern California […]
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from my booklet “words within 2018” (to Darrell Kerr) they were full of angst and Olde English 800, they were older than me, they were men, they were artists, they were poets, they introduced me to Ginsburg and Bukowski, they said words i was not supposed to say, in front of the world and out
from my booklet “words within 2018” Late afternoon light, facing East with deep Japanese Maple and Rhododendron shadows on the weather beaten wooden slat fence. the wind turns on and off (like a kid with a light switch) – just for fun sending the leaves twirling on their stems some leave their stems the sky has
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from my booklet “words within 2018” a few minutes ago, this thought came to me in words… being grateful we make our life, being compassionate we make our wealth, helping others we make our success. and i felt so good i wrote it down… till a fear/doubt set in…was i worthy enough… which led to
from my booklet “words within 2018” At Chuck’s a flat of blackberries are on sale until Friday July 27, so the white writing on the small black shelf display states. As i decide on this impulse purchase, two women (who are engaged in their own discussions and appear to be friends) approach the same display.
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from my booklet “words within 2018” On my way home full of breathe energy infinity fields full of majestic cows oblivious to the wondrous surroundings focused on the here and now, of grass and field weeds growing unencumbered, the way it is
from my booklet “words within 2018” drive over the aged wooden boards, barely a bridge but working down then over the loose gravel path stop for official access pass at the log cabin window, holding my hat against this blustery early afternoon in early June, pay your fee to continue raising dust, driving 10 MPH
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