Saturday, March 31, 2018

Pink Bunny/ Harvey (mail art)







A.


Pink Bunny

31 March 2018


B.


Harvey

31 March 2018

Thursday, March 29, 2018

Looking Back, Rainy Season (expanded version)








Wandering waterside
an emergent exit
to woes and cares







RAY
slips away into
a brassy eternity


Into the green


Emersion therapy




Outside the garden
waning foliage
before the onslaught
of renewal









December brought
Oakland a strike
like Adam and Eve
we were locked out
of  paradise

Nice fanny pack,
the girls won't let
tights go out of style
ever again



Next time I looked
he wasn't there




Crows up in the oaks
keep tabs on me and
are said to remember




Celestial clouds
over the lake


The doors of perception
open to

Winter roses


Intriguing fungi
in the rainy season






Semi-darkness
Solstice time

 
 

Red was waiting
to manifest itself

The garden gate
feel your shoulders
unburden
as you enter here





The eye delights
in the unexpected
that which one
has not seen before

 
 
 

 
Action painting
on pavement

 
Great trees
create the atmosphere





A place of
William Blake's
imagining



The unseen world
always with us


Hot house with
futuristic clouds



Dry plants
are a must



Branches 
burst in sunlight
over the Zen garden





Water works
for the body and
soul


Rain sustains
the living
landscape







 




Godzilla bonsai
in the glorious
new wood







A cat who lives in the garden



There are two twins
ultra-noir





Very elusive
now you see one



Now you don't



I love cats
but don't condone
feeding the feral



In the middle of
a precious
 bird sanctuary


Winter home
for migrating birds



A green house trailer,
Green the world
again or we're over

Time to rethink
the internal combustion
automobile


Cars park here
from all over

Well from the
next state over
 anyway



Formerly scarce
the geese population
is at times profuse





Quiet
and quite unpopulated
but for one
contemplative
Flaneur


Pine shadow
on stone







Red leaves
incarnadine life
in Winter







Jettisoned in the grass
Bongo fury








Rough-hewn


Rhododendron
dig cool weather

Daylight comes
to an early conclusion


Time spent in
the timeless time
is time
well-spent


At some point
we leave the garden
it always happens




Light off the water
on an old building
of lost utility,
Coming back
to the familiar
the man-made





St Paul's Episcopal
and apartment tower
with flags




Veteran's building
fugitive ghost town
of the old America




Christ the Light
in the world
Mercy for the poor
 

 

 
 




Moods of
a season of rain
Not enough
fell this year
A crucial crucible
for us all






November - February
 2017-18