Tuesday, July 6, 2010

"Hangin'" (literally) on The Parker River

Theres something sexy about a paddle that never leaves the water on returning from a J-stroke, the way it quietly slices and floats forward. The clicking Morse of crickets flick their Bics at the quiet the paddle mumbles out the sides of its lips, and I feel, as the artist does, pressing against her palette and panel, back and forth, moving forward through the life of a piece of art.




the day wheezing through the trees

that cackle and creek like the slosh of tide against hull




pine cones thumping








The rustle of light

and trot of curious ants

against reddening skin



the guttural rant of Plovers articulating lust.

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