Kevin Ansbro, The Fish That Climbed a Tree Literary Tour de Force of Magical Realism Henry Drummond is a man that proves that every notion can be turned upside down. How? He is born with a manly endowment that hints at the original Priapus but has a character and an integrity that, in Greek sculpture,… Continue reading Newest Reviews
Month: October 2021
Tempestuous Tulip
* Flower of love and of greed and of scorn Perfect, enduring, a symbol ignored Crown for a ruler or madness for Dutch Raised to the heavens and dropped into dust * Emblem of paradise, supporting the poor Spread from the seeds or the bulbs to increase Wealth and the prospects of royal delights Vintage… Continue reading Tempestuous Tulip
Parrot Tulips by Lynne Henderson
Take a look at these beautiful and lifelike tulips, Painted by Lynne Henderson. I find it remarkably interesting to read about her technique. It is a pleasure to step aside and let her speak for herself. *** Another technique I developed came from experiments during the textile module of an art and design course I… Continue reading Parrot Tulips by Lynne Henderson
Beauty and the Beasts
When I look in the mirror, what do I see? A scrawny half-starved girl or a beautiful lady? Inside, I’m still that skinny girl. No matter, with intelligence and a little luck, I can secure my future. It sure helps that my body has curves in all the right places. That is something you can’t… Continue reading Beauty and the Beasts
Green and pink butterfly
*** A breathless minute, a magical moment Occurred in a flash of flittering wings The porcelain colours, the filigree contours Make daylight and sunshine merge in a blaze. The seconds, repressed, still drop away pounding Your heart wants to stop but continues its beat Slowly, aware that a miracle holds you So gently it takes… Continue reading Green and pink butterfly