Brahms Hungarian Dances by Susan Dobay.
POETRY CORNER↓
– 4/08/15
Grace Galton
peeling potatoes
mummy’s hips sway
to the music
I waltz slowly
on Daddy’s shoes
Grace Galton lives in a tiny village in Somerset England.
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Sandi Pray
tapping a feather
against my lips . .
now and then
i think about
being in love
Sandi Pray lives a quiet life divided between forest and mountain in North Carolina and Florida. As a vegan, she is a lover of all life and the rhythms of nature.
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Memento’s Music by Susan Dobay.
Kathy Uyen Nguyen
a child’s fingers dance
along his air piano
in this April breeze
even my heart skips
to all of our unsung melodies
Kathy Uyen Nguyen lives in the Gulf Coastal region of Texas, USA where she passionately teaches yoga across the lifespan. She finds rhythm in breath, pain, health, and nature and conveys the beauty of each through poetry and art.
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Laura Williams
a pocket watch
owned by someone I knew
its faint ticking
like a scared little bird
in the palm of my hand
Laura Williams lives in Canyon Country, CA., where she enjoys paying close attention the the rhythm and rhyme of the high desert.
! We welcome and encourage your response especially in the form of short poems. You may reply by leaving a comment below. The Poetry Corner is hosted by Kathabela Wilson. Photos by Susan Dobay*.
* Susan Dobay is a Hungarian American artist who lives in Monrovia, CA., where she hosts Scenic Drive Gallery. One of her dynamic concentrations in art is the interpretation of music. She paints and often combines her paintings and photographs as computer “image integration” to express the rhythm and rhyme of music and nature, sometimes focusing on particular pieces of music and sometimes as a general expression of musical meanings.
Munkad csodalatos. Koszonom , hogy ram is gondoltal.
Hugocskam! Koszonom a kuldemenyt, nagyon megorultem a szep, tavaszt idezo kepeknek. A sok angol nyelvu jokivansagot, gratulaciot Alma unoka segitsegevel sikerult megismernem, gratulalok …..Ma itt volt nalam ebedre az unokaallomany 5o szazaleka, nagy oromomre. Remelem jol vagytok, s aaz idojaras most is jo nalatok, mi is kostolot kaptunk egy par napig a szep tavaszbol. Sok puszi az egesz nagy csaladnak noveredtol es pesti valamint par napig itthonlevo daniai unokajatol.
Zsuzsikám, mint minden munkád ez is csodálatos. Köszönöm, hogy gondoltál rám is
like a pocket full of jewels.
It makes me feel so happy and honored that my two pieces of Visual Interpretation of Music ”
Brahms Hungarian Dances inspired poets Grace Galton
I am so happy and honored by Grace Galton and Sandi Pray that two of my Visual Interpretation of Brahms Hungarian Dances , also thank you Uyen Nguen and Laura Williams for being inspired by Memento. These poems are uplifting!
Susan Dobay’s paintings so compliment the poetic insight, that I hardly know one from the other.
lovely impressions, thank you, All!
Love the poems from every corner of the USA and abroad. Thanks for curating this, Kathabela and keep them coming!