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Poems for a New Century. Tuesday, June 28, 2016. Manhood Lessons of my Youth. I was little when I watched. The older black boys, men to me,. Playing basketball two blocks away. Through the air of parking lots unused. Their quiet motion spoke. Of leisure and assembly,. The languid grace of plays. They drove their fellows through:. Ballet of men, cordial, by the rules. They all up kept. Merit only. Was their measure and their sport,. So purely unlike the unfair world. That had no job or school for them.

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Poems for a New Century: November 2012

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Poems for a New Century. Sunday, November 25, 2012. The Bones of the Dead. In 1937, Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan. Attempted to circle the earth in her twin-motor. Lockheed Electra airplane,. This poem propitiates by praise. The god of incompetence,. A saint later named Murphy:. Kilroy who was there,. But never came back,. Would be his accuser. In any war there are dead. Flung from the sides of plans,. Unplanned for, idiotically lost,. Kinder perhaps than the intentionally. Killed, the maimed, the limbs.

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Poems for a New Century: Life-Saving Drill

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Poems for a New Century. Tuesday, July 31, 2012. In empty waves the lifeguards drill. The entering with craft. Between them. A vessel white as surf and blind,. Dumbly buoyant as they race beside. Muscle of youth weakly points the hull. Into the green biceps of the wave;. Then the white chaos of its crash. Drives them back, the girl and the boy. Once again, as lowering sun makes gold. Of them, her lunge aboard will tip. The prow above a wave. A clack. Of oars, another running heave,.

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Poems for a New Century: February 2010

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Poems for a New Century. Monday, February 15, 2010. Snow doesn’t cover it,. Nor water, nor the land masses,. Nor half the world in sunlight, half in night. It isn’t rumbling by in the great wagon of stars,. Nor singing in the birds’ throats when it’s warm. And they can sing. Nothing ails it. When the world’s a plague,. Nor is it poor, it just doesn’t have money. It is the thing that chooses what will happen,. Of who with whom will spend the sweetest hours,. And weave a store of memories together,.

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Poems for a New Century: July 2012

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Poems for a New Century. Tuesday, July 31, 2012. In empty waves the lifeguards drill. The entering with craft. Between them. A vessel white as surf and blind,. Dumbly buoyant as they race beside. Muscle of youth weakly points the hull. Into the green biceps of the wave;. Then the white chaos of its crash. Drives them back, the girl and the boy. Once again, as lowering sun makes gold. Of them, her lunge aboard will tip. The prow above a wave. A clack. Of oars, another running heave,. Links to this post.

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Poems for a New Century: June 2012

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Poems for a New Century. Thursday, June 21, 2012. Blame the Sun: an Ode. Oh, Sun, you fickle star,. Not even star, but coin of gold-shine,. Now near, now far,. A season-maker as you climb the sky,. What’s with you, Sun? Van Gogh and you:. Who else likes to stare. So wildly at the world? Give me an intensity break. Soft, and pray you. Not everyone has air conditioning,. Or heat when you’re. Where’s your mom. In all of this? I mean, God –. Who do you think. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Lynne Campbell Painting

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Monday, December 17, 2012. Spring, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7 in. Labels: Lynne Campbell painting. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). My book, "Hours and Birds". View from the Studio. Poems for a New Century. Interview with Lynne Campbell. Rock doves, acrylic on wood, 5 x 5 in.. 160;October, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7 in.. 160;Spring, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7 in. 160;untitled, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7 in. 160;History, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7 in.. Solstice, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7 in. View my complete profile.

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Lynne Campbell Painting: November 2010

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Thursday, November 4, 2010. Storm, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7 in. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My book, "Hours and Birds". View from the Studio. Poems for a New Century. Interview with Lynne Campbell. Storm, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7 in. View my complete profile.

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View from the Studio: The Naked and the Nude

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View from the Studio. Saturday, February 8, 2014. The Naked and the Nude. 8220;No man in my country has seen a woman naked and painted her as if he knew anything except that she was naked. No woman in my country is naked except at night.”. 8211; William Carlos Williams, in the essay A Matisse. 8220;In the french sun, on the french grass in a room on. A french girl lies and smiles at the sun without seeing us.” So concludes Williams after looking at a Matisse on. Calls her a nude. Where did humanism get i...

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View from the Studio: September 2009

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View from the Studio. Saturday, September 19, 2009. At Rosenfeld Gallery this month a show of Leslie Fenton’s works of paper, literally torn, wrinkled and opened and dyed and painted and soaked and handled and assembled into beautiful abstract paintings, shows what can be achieved in the inspiration of the imagination working with almost impossible tools. A large work that deserves a longer life of exhibition, as might be found in the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The Blue Hour is a term for the interval b...

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View from the Studio: February 2014

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View from the Studio. Tuesday, February 11, 2014. Man and Meaning: Dick Ranck, Painter and Sculptor. There is a painting in this show that Dick began by looking at a photograph of the cave paintings in. The work of Gauguin has to come up in looking at these, and you realize that Gauguin was intuiting abstraction in his own way. Dick Ranck paints with less distraction by an exotic region across the Pacific. His wilderness is the woods of. His abstraction the sky and what the mind plays out of it, or on it.

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View from the Studio: The Lense of Vision

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View from the Studio. Friday, December 20, 2013. The Lense of Vision. Moon photographed in 2012 with a 6-inch Newtonian reflector telescope I built. Oddly, Copley has some of that optical effect in his airless colonial portraits, and Vermeer practically sits us down in a camera obscura. Who will reawaken in us this first light of an object’s existence in our consciousness? Who can re-create the poetry of the brand new experience? Must we now have a story to include it in? Links to blogs I like.

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Lynne Campbell Painting: December 2012

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Monday, December 17, 2012. Rock doves, acrylic on wood, 5 x 5 in. October, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7 in. Spring, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7 in. Labels: Lynne Campbell painting. Untitled, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7 in. History, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7 in. Solstice, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7 in. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My book, "Hours and Birds". View from the Studio. Poems for a New Century. Interview with Lynne Campbell. Rock doves, acrylic on wood, 5 x 5 in.. 160;October, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7 in..

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Lynne Campbell Painting: October 2010

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Saturday, October 16, 2010. Tree Swallow, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7. Mid-Summer, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7. Thursday, October 7, 2010. Black cat (in the field of Venus and Karma). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My book, "Hours and Birds". View from the Studio. Poems for a New Century. Interview with Lynne Campbell. Tree Swallow, acrylic on wood, 7 x 7 Mid-Sum. Black cat (in the field of Venus and Karma). View my complete profile.

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View from the Studio: April 2015

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View from the Studio. Wednesday, April 22, 2015. Leigh Werrell, Bettina Nelson and Mary Putman at Gross McCleaf Gallery. Beware the Bear, by Leigh Werrell. Leigh Werrell's paintings and Bettina Nelson's collages share the show's title of "A Likely Story," one of those clever word plays that has an ironic as well as earnest reading. Likely stories abound, and the seeking is a large part of the fun. It is why I write these occasional blog reviews. Leigh Werrell's paintings authentically and originally trac...

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View from the Studio: December 2010

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View from the Studio. Sunday, December 5, 2010. Lynne Campbell, Celia Reisman, and Christine Lafuente. Lynne Campbell and a series of her paintings. An interesting thing about this show is its frequent reference to nature, and how the artists relate to that subject in the way they paint. To see like this, and for these reasons, we require artists as guides in the visual adventure of life on earth, and the life of our spirit. Hopewell, New Jersey. Links to this post. Labels: art of nature.

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Poems for a New Century. Tuesday, June 28, 2016. Manhood Lessons of my Youth. I was little when I watched. The older black boys, men to me,. Playing basketball two blocks away. Through the air of parking lots unused. Their quiet motion spoke. Of leisure and assembly,. The languid grace of plays. They drove their fellows through:. Ballet of men, cordial, by the rules. They all up kept. Merit only. Was their measure and their sport,. So purely unlike the unfair world. That had no job or school for them.

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