Editorial Note: The first two of these poems are based on Marianne Szlyk’s dream like take of experiencing Nature before and during the Coronavirus pandemic. The last poem is based on a (cold) summer dream. In Which the Stream Disappears… Read More ›
poetry
“Mother Earth’s Breath” poem by Bea Garth plus her painting: “The Turtle’s Complaint To Gaia”
“Mother Earth’s Breath” by Bea Garth, copyright 2020 For a moment the Earth takes an unexpected breath as her humans, that most troublesome of progeny, squirrel in their rectangular hovels while porpoises and swans begin to play in sunlit canals… Read More ›
On Love and Dust: two poems by Linda Imbler; art by Bea Garth
. The Seven Sons of Zachariah by Linda Imbler, copyright 2018 . All seven sons of Zachariah, Had talents bona fide, This father more pariah than messiah, Necromantic personified. The first son claimed he spoke to animals, And that… Read More ›
Brokeness & Hope: 3 poems by Ann Christine Tabaka; art by Tim Cottengim
Brokenness by Ann Christine Tabaka, copyright 2018 There is no black and white anymore. Everything is gray as I wade through Indecision. I do not remember how to pray. My knees now fail to bend. Desperate hands forget… Read More ›
“Geography Lesson,” poem by Dr. Angelee Deodhar; art by Bea Garth
Editor’s Note: It is really wonderful to have one of my paintings help inspire an ekphrasitic poem by Dr. Deodhar, even though in actuality it was through time and space–since the poem was written years ago in India. So maybe… Read More ›
“RIVER IN THE ROAD,” poem and photo by Lara Gularte
photo by Lara Gularte, copyright 2017
WALKING TO THE NORTHERN BEACH ALONE
by Greg Hall, copyright 1997, 2009 Despite the wind There is nothing here But my footprints When I return)— The summer broken And the autumn still smoking The winter Wounded to death— Roses are rising Inside the breasts Of the… Read More ›
Holy Ground
by Carolyn Donnell, copyright 2009 This is Holy Ground, You have desecrated our Holy shrines. Words said throughout the ages to excuse Mankind’s warring and destructive ways. But what is Holy Ground? Where battles were fought, or won or lost?… Read More ›
DISTURBING THE PEACE
by Roberto Duran copyright 2009 DISTURBING THE PEACE WHAT PEACE? Roberto Duran will be the featured poet at the June 18, 2009 Thursday Gig held at the Stone Griffin Gallery at 411 E. Campbell Ave., Campbell CA. Roberto is known… Read More ›
Remnants of An Uncertain Love
By Marianne Bickett copyright 2009 . The birthday flowers are yet Immersed, sipping with green straws- Half swallowed or nearly drowned – One by one I pluck nodding Blossoms, blackened and wilted At the moment of their faint I lift… Read More ›
About returning from a too long hiatus…
I know its been far too long, however I have had my reasons. Mainly called life. Sneaking up when and where one least expects it. Everything seems smooth when suddenly its not. All is topsy-turvy. The cliches could go on… Read More ›
Thursday Gig: May 21, 2009
Here’s the deal on the current Thursday Gig. The Gigs are held the 3rd Thursday of each month. Thursday Gigpresents: ‘Art & The Spoken Word’ Thursday, May 21, 2009 6:30 – 9:30 pm Artist – Marianne BickettComposer – Brian BeletMusician… Read More ›
Thursday Gig: January 15th
The next Thursday Gig: Art and the Spoken Word, is coming up on January 15, 2009 at the Stone Griffin Gallery. Note: The gallery has moved from its old location near the RR tracks to upstairs in the loft at… Read More ›