Fantasy

Weekly Photo Challenge: Perspective

Over the years we age and change our perspective. Through the looking glass. http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2014/03/07/photo-challenge-perspective/

Moon People on Mother’s Day

In honor of Mother’s Day in America — and for new friends and followers of my blog I want to take this opportunity to re-publish a piece of writing I did when I was 12 years old!  I give thanks to my mother and father for giving me a room with a view in which

Anti-Drawing

The stranger dreamed that he was in the center of a circular amphitheater which was more or less the burnt temple; clouds of taciturn students filled the tiers of seats; the faces of the farthest ones hung at a distance of many centuries and as high as the stars, but their features were completely precise.

Law of Attraction — Part One.

“We’re all made up of many parts, other halves. Not just me.” ― Jeffrey Eugenides, Middlesex http://icosta.see.me/

The Nomad Commentaries

Commentary No. 1 “Anguish and grief, like darkness and rain, may be depicted; but gladness and joy, like the rainbow, defy the skill of pen or pencil. – Frederick Douglass.  Commentary No. 2 I wander away from the screen Tear holes in the routine. For a brief moment, I have time on my hands. Where

32 Innovations That Will Change Your Tomorrow – Interactive Feature – NYTimes.com

Recently fellow WordPress blogger Jonathan Becher posted “10 Ideas That Are Changing Your Life” http://alignment.wordpress.com/ I read his post and was curious to discover what he thought IDEAS 11-20 might be? His reply came back: “Thanks Michele. Predicting the future is a difficult business but the NY Times had ’32 Innovations That Will Change Your

Cut Out Sugar and Fiction

A few glass waves talk to me in the room. Inside at is feeling of still. At the prospect of soda her eyes sparkle. Different a things the lives and loves of Isabella – she the hat, permanent Jamaican…still the father, no situation. A of like daughter sexual Upon. Take scenario, plot, that be we

Art is OPEN Fist

I’m a stationary sculpture, I’m meant to be broken. George Segal, one of the founders of the Pop Art Movement. He orders without exception. I prepared for the curators’ meeting in my sun bomb shelter. Something overlapped, I’m not sure what exactly. Perhaps one sense with another – taste with sight or smell or touch.

The Basin of Skeletons

Image via WikipediaThe visionary mystical revered person blinks liquid. The visionary mystical revered person blinks liquid. Requires effort? Yes, maybe. Either to see both sides. Think another point of view. But why the basin of skeletons? Why, indeed. Why such indeterminate food. When I know how hungry you are. Where does this take you?