I found the red caped woman in Duwamish. She sells primroses of bright colors that remind me of pick-up sticks.
A scalloped sign hangs below her kitchen window, framed in red gingham curtains -
~Primroses for Sale~
Masks
Purposely not idenifiable
I wear a mask
like the face of a clock
tick tock, tick tock
The extra layer
another surface
of expression
cosmetic and covering
is the facade.
Event One
‘Permission to come aboard, Sir.’- my memory is clear on this, now an older man, half a century old. It haunts my dreams of sailing great ships and is always the way the dreams begin. Once aboard the nightmares set off with the sailing ship on a warm night in dense fog.
*** This poem and collage is inspired from day eleven of the Advent Calendar
The Unarranged Flower
An arch of colors surrounds the reflection of a man
they call the unarranged flower.
by Patricia
On the road to the Alluvial Mine are many places to stop. I had imagined quaint, tiny shops full of bric-a-brac, colored tissue paper for wrapping and quirky cards to fill the emptiness purchasing can sometimes fill. Paper money is not found on this journey, and most certainly not the goal of the shop keeper in this far away land filled with mystery.
At a photo storage site, (within the modern marvels of the world wide web) called ‘picture trail’ there is an added attraction called ‘photo flicks’. There are twenty-seven different types to be exact, with names such as: slow slide, peel mirror, and bobble heads, to name a few. The ‘photo flick’ that caught my attention, actually mesmerized me is called ‘rotating glass’ …
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