
i saw it in a dream:
a city made of gold
beside a mountain stream–
a wonder to behold!
but then there came a mist
that blurred its golden gleam,
yet i know it exists–
i saw it in a dream
–photo by me
i saw it in a dream:
a city made of gold
beside a mountain stream–
a wonder to behold!
but then there came a mist
that blurred its golden gleam,
yet i know it exists–
i saw it in a dream
–photo by me
I hit the hay
And douse the light
While Kitty plays
Her games all night
–Photo/art by me
Beware of my mare named Ol’ Gwen;
She’s mean and she’ll bite your rear end–
If her head starts to dip,
And she curls that lip,
You’d better start running, my friend
–Photo by me
my life, a movie montage
my hopes, perhaps a mirage
my dreams, a crazy collage
–collage by me
the snow swirled
madly around us,
thrust forth on
a bitter-tongued wind,
and everyone knew
that god’s icy breath blew
for the myriad sins
we had sinned.
and every man knew
he deserved it;
there wasn’t a one
to be spared–
and here we would freeze
‘neath the snow-laden trees,
but the truth was
we no longer cared.
we sat on the snow
in a circle,
each man but
a shivering shell–
we’d accepted our fate,
and now we would wait
to be warmed by
the fires of hell.
Today is a day
About giving thanks–
Up to the imaginary line
Running down the middle
Of the frozen river.
Beyond that line,
It’s aboot something else.
–Photo by me
it’s shipwreck season–
ghostly figures line the shores
of gitchi gami
–photo by me
thanksgiving
brings back memories
of living
on the farm
with bing crosby melodies
coming from the barn
–photo by me
i gave up drinking
and took up photography
to better my life–
yet i’m still stumbling around
looking for that next damn shot
–photo by me
I don’t know why, but these beautiful words by Julie Andrews Edwards resonate somewhere deep in my soul — thought I’d share:
“That night she dreamed of the deer.
Strangely, the animal was holding her.
She curled close into the soft fur
And touched and kissed it gently.
In the morning, her pillow
Was wet with tears.”
–Photo by me