Home is over the mountain and down in the holler
Images
Breakfast with brush and paper
He never wanted to leave this place
One November night we warmed ourselves with poetry
Illustration of roll up pen and brush case
Pen and ink illustrations
Some days all you need…
October quickly fades
I raise my cup to invite the bright moon
Haiku a morning in a thousand pixels
Gather ’round the radio
Legend
15 year anniversary
Now it is winter
What do you see in this photo?
A lot of things have changed in the last ten years. This photo captures an early Monday morning in downtown Asheville, North Carolina. When I look at this photo, I see a thousand words of visual storytelling. But I also see what is left out. Each photo is framed in such a manner as to communicate what the photographer intends. What do you see in this photo? If you had to write a thousand words about this photo, how would the first sentence read?
Things you will not find in an e-book
Poem Fourteen: Sunrises I and III
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Poem Thirteen: Reading “The American Zen Master” by Dick Allen
Poem Eleven: Narrative kernel
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Poem Ten: Values
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Thursday Great Lakes blues
Lake Michigan. Last week. As viewed from the the Milwaukee Art Museum’s Baumgartner Galleria. Glass sculpture.
World Peace Tree at Cathedral Square Park
Poem 7: Always Departing
Poem 6: Saturday Night, Coffeehouse
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NOTES: Originally published in Rapid River Arts & Culture Magazine, April 2004. Unable to locate the printed artifact nor find a digital version on the publisher’s website, I photographed this draft of “Saturday Night, Coffeehouse.”
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