Monthly Archives: July 2015
Thought from Thoreau
When any real progress is made, we unlearn and learn anew what we thought we knew before. — Henry David Thoreau
Thinking about Van Gogh and His Visitors
The couple pauses •
The wife, gestures with her head •
The husband nodding, turns. Continue reading
Going for Van Gogh
Watching people look •
At Vincent’s brief flame of life •
What am I seeking? Continue reading
Thinking of Dad
Of course I’ve thought a lot about Dad this week but I looked down at my dinner last night and thought, this is one of Dad’s favorites! Thanks Dad! I did add some corn on the cob and some huge … Continue reading
I’ll take “things seen at the mall” for 200, Alex
still thinking of last night’s haiku: Boy butts hanging out not sure why this is stylish things seen at the mall Boy butts hanging out Walking strange the price of style I’m sure this makes sense (Alternate ending) I’m suddenly … Continue reading