
Cosmic Songs: The Stars Sing, Quilted Painting, 9×13.” shows leaves in both the state of green/spring and winter lace. beauty in light and dark and in the changing of the seasons. (By Cindy Rinne).
POETRY CORNER↓
– 5/27/15
William Hart
when was it
I lost the capacity
to blush
William Hart is a poet and novelist living in the Los Angeles area who wonders if he no longer does embarrassing things, but doubts it.
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Cindy Rinne
Water and Stone
Highly-prized Theban
silks pierced by her needle
Ino became a goddess
in salt waters
admired a rose,
and wondered if her blood
was a celestial map.

Ghost Fish is on land and will change back to his place in the stars. A textile piece, 10×8.” by Cindy Rinne.
Cindy Rinne creates fiber art and writes poetry in San Bernardino, CA. She enjoys collaborations and has discovered that life is constantly full of change and surprises.
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N.E. Taylor
ribbons of
blue velvet
night descendsall my silver
tarnished
what matters now
red ripe tomatoes
in the garden
N.E. Taylor lives in Los Angeles and enjoys writing about the changing colors in her garden.
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Love the poems and Cindy’s artwork. Beautiful colors. so refreshing yet subtle.
I lost my capacity to blush
when my grey was redder
than my June Gloom overcast
Intriguing images and poems. Kudos.