28 May 2016
by jeannepoland
in Messages, Poetry
Tags: drifting thru clouds, I ran with my daughter and son on line, iconography, in messages clothed in balloons, Messages, Ratta Mahatta, stroking my family shoulder, Thilda May Swenson, with enduring affection, wordplay
art by Ratta Mahatta
Last night
I ran with my son and daughter
on line
in messages clothed in balloons
drifting thru clouds
stroking my family shoulder
with enduring affection.
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Thilda May Swenson
Swenson is best known for her exuberant, adventurous wordplay. She’s credited with inventing the “iconography” style, in which the lines of the poem are shaped to create images relating to the poem’s content. For instance, her poem “The Lowering,” written as a memorial for Robert F. Kennedy, is in the shape of a folded flag.
27 May 2016
by jeannepoland
in Poetry, Treasures @ the Alzheimer's Unit
Tags: BALANCE, color, design, detail, Don sees Bob's talent, nuance, these qualities don't diminish, Treasures @ the Alzheimer's Unit, truth
photo taken with iPad-adjusted in PhotoBooth
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Don sees Bob’s talent
with design, color, balance,
nuance, detail, truth!
These qualities don’t diminish!
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