“Self Portrait As Shadow,” photo by Bea Garth, copyright 2012 EDITORIAL by Bea Garth We are officially transitioning from Indian Summer to Fall. This issue of Eos: The Creative Context is in honor of that transition as well as celebrating the… Read More ›
Poem by Marianne Bickett, copyright 2012 A LOSS FOR WORDS . It’s just too precious to write about and yet I try I think of life and the fledgling mourning dove Who’s neck looks injured Who still tilts her head… Read More ›
painting by Elizabeth Parashis, copyright 2012
poem by Marianne Szlyk, copyright 2012 We Live on Eaarth I walk home through air as hot and gritty as exhaust. This is not the side of the highway. Or the bus depot. On this street, neighbors grow roses, peaches,… Read More ›
Poem by Marianne Szlyk, copyright 2012 The Real Antarctica In the real Antarctica, the tiny cruise ship sneaks between the stony gray beach and the icebergs. Below the water seems dark, lifeless. All the same Lynne Cox once swam here…. Read More ›
“Recess In The Ring,” assemblage sculpture by Zoya Scholis, copyright 2012
Poem by Marianne Szlyk, copyright 2012 All About Rosie Whenever I imagine Rosie, she is always racing up and down the stairs of her building, out to Little Italy, mingling with the famous people who aren’t quite famous yet. The… Read More ›
photo by Bea Garth, copyright 2012 Here’s another photo I took on my late afternoon walk . One of the Settling Ponds with its beautiful brilliant blues, lavender and green.
poem by Greg Hall, copyright 2012 I DON’T KNOW What woke me Was the shoe On fire In the closet, And the reason I walked To work was The panther; How she got Into my car And locked The door, I… Read More ›
This is a photo I took today while out on a walk. It is amazing what one can find so close to “civilization” despite all… We are lucky to have these settling ponds, as is the wildlife.
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