A day early but I’ll be out of town tonight (off to Santa Fe to hear Isabel Allende with my son, Broadus, who loves her children’s stories, and a van full of international students from UWC-USA). And besides, this is one of the paintings I am currently working on. I’m interested to see what you see in this work-in-progress. Best wishes for a great, productive, safe, happy week.
through a haze, by lirone
Domesticity, by Tiel Aisha Ansari
Is it Teeth? from Callie Guerin
Someday, by Guatami Tripathy
Equus Aethereus, by Glenn Buttkus
Give Up, by Noah the Great
mine enemy grows older 
Is it teeth
are there teeth
Or is it an imagining of a fear?
What is pleasure
is it attainable?
by giving and seeing
taking and leaving
or is it beauty
unfolding
appreciated
and balanced
who takes the fire?
and are they watching?
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Here is mine:
Someday
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Yay!
This is the sort of painting of yours I love best. The magical kind.
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Hey Callie, great to hear from you! I’ll post the poem. GOOD TO SEE YOU’RE letting that creative juice flow.
gautami, that’s a nice match. I’ll put it up. Thanks.
amuirin, i do so want to please you. i’ll see what i can do about the magic. it feels good to get back in the studio again after a long interruption due to work and family stuff. it’s funny how naturally it comes back.`
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EQUIS ETHEREAL can be found on my site @ http://bibliosity.blogspot.com
Glenn
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Glenn, Found the other attempts in my spam folder. Don’t know how you get there but will watch it more carefully.
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I guess they eat spam a lot in Camelot as Monty Python sang in MP & The Holy Grail. We all hope to see one of your paintings soon to have more dragons in it; love those fire breathbreathers.
Glenn
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Give up
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A bit slower than normal, but here’s mine…
through a haze
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Surprisingly, this painting makes me think of Domesticity
…sorta.
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Meant to ask…. what’s your UWC connection? I’m a former UWCer myself, hence the curiosity!
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For those who might want to peruse my poem for this prompt, a Classics professor pal pointed out that my Latin sucked, so Equis Ethereal has become EQUUS AETHEREUS. Looks better now.
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