THE COLOR THAT WON’T RUB OFF BY LISA RICHESSON
I’ll bet you’re pink underneath your skin, just like me!”
“And I’ll bet you’re brown underneath your skin, just like me!” So we rubbed each other’s arms to see if the color came off.
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Posted by admin | Oct 20, 2016 | Non-Fiction | 0 |
I’ll bet you’re pink underneath your skin, just like me!”
“And I’ll bet you’re brown underneath your skin, just like me!” So we rubbed each other’s arms to see if the color came off.
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Princeton Arts Fellows for 2018-20 Announced MARCH 9, 2018 Composer/lyricist César Alvarez and sound artist/musician Jess Rowland Composer and lyricist César Alvarez and sound artist and musician Jess Rowland have been named...
Read MoreBotany is a science after all,
and my careful schoolgirl drawings
of pistil, sepal, stamen,
were full of right-brain love,
not evidence of scientific literacy.
Posted by admin | Jul 29, 2018 | Visual Art | 0 |
“Overlook Thunderhead #2″, Oil on Canvas, 10″ x 8” “The Thief of...
Read MoreIt was the place in La Mesa,
southern California for me;
the swing outside the cozy
house, the orange trees I’d
see out my back window,
the two black sable dogs I’d
feed. My best friend’s children,
each face a sunflower, flushed
in the afterglow.
Posted by admin | Jul 29, 2018 | Visual Art | 0 |
American Phoenix mixed medium 32×40″ © David Graves 2017 “Get Thee Behind Me,...
Read MoreI come home on a particular Friday late afternoon and Lucky’s sitting forward on the sofa, TV off, gazing out the bay window with faraway eyes. She’s gone to a private place.
Read MoreI hear you speak but I cannot see you
how do I find you in this darkness?
I would fold you up in my heart
to save you from this
I want to be the greenness of the leaf
opening myself to wind
If this were a true
autobiography of my brain,
those lines would be sketchy or faded
