Spring is like a perhaps hand
by xianart

Comment:
yes it works nicely the way ee's magical words go in and out of the imagery he attempts to recreate. I did think it was funny though to see his poem in a handwriting font, since he was so concerned about typesetting and how his poems looked on the printed page. This kind of becomes the poem behind the poem, the dream that became the poem. I think you should have gone all the way and scanned in some actual handwriting. Ha... you can save that for when you get a commission! hahaha

After_2463.jpg
by quiet_observation

Comment:
ah.... very European...

but not forgotten
by Alicia

Comment:
The ending is always crucial to Dot's poems. In this one, as in many, the ending is a final wink, a realization that the world is not quite so Romantic as she was letting you think, and neither is she. Sometimes she obliterates the Romance, but other times, like this time, she suggests that Romance can still live in reality, even if it's a bit shaken.

Including the poem here suggests that the subject's gaze is a knowing one, an unwinked wink piercing the bubbly glitter of your overlayers.

the summers of our youth
by ErinM

Comment:
This is a novel of a photo. It belongs in an exhibition for people to stare at.

Loneliness
by Jutilda

Comment:
Emile Godot said that without loneliness there would be no poetry. Okay, I lied. I said that.

It's not a polarising lens cap?
by raish

Comment:
a still from a Peter Sellers movie?

thank you for bringing the magic back!

Wash on Monday.....
by jjsmom

Comment:
This looks like a very good abstract painting. Great composition and colors.

in the still of the night
by Alicia

Comment:
beautiful!

#1-the Seeker
by sfalice

Comment:
Two competent but not thrilling pictures combine to make a masterpiece. How did you know??

Log
by raish

Comment:
Don't it make my brown eyes blue?