fox genie listens
to his own wishes, magic:
cunning conquests reign!
Jeanne Poland's Poetry Blog
14 Mar 2016 Leave a comment
in Atmosphere, Poetry, Science Afar Tags: Einstein, everyday thinking, from my pinnacle, I scan phenomena, illustrator:Christina Nogales, modes, moving far away, nothing more, refinement, Science Afar
illustrator: Christina Nogales
From my pinnacle
I scan phenomena-modes
moving far away…
Einstein said, “All of science is nothing more than the refinement of everyday thinking.”
13 Mar 2016 Leave a comment
in Atmosphere, Poetry, Time-SpaceContinuum Tags: fossilized human footprints, greedy tongues, lakes lap, lights dim, sightings, stars fall, sun glows, tide climbs in-out, Time-Space Continuum, UFO
photo of Mount Desert Island by Meg Eckhardt
The tide climbs in-out
stars fall; lights dim; sun glows; lakes
lap with greedy tongues!
On this date in 2003, the journal Nature reported the discovery of 350,000-year-old fossilized human footprints in Italy. The Italian footprints reported in Nature are about eight inches long and four inches wide, and their makers were probably no taller than five feet.
Thousands of people reported mysterious lights over Arizona on this date in 1997.
It began around 8:00 p.m., when a man in Henderson, Nevada, saw a V-shaped object “the size of a 747,” with six lights on its leading edge. The lights moved from northwest to southeast; over the course of the next hour, sightings were reported throughout Arizona, as far south as Tucson — a distance of nearly 400 miles. One cement truck driver reported that the lights hovered over Phoenix for more than two hours, and said: “I’ll never be the same. Before this, if anybody had told me they saw a UFO, I would’ve said, ‘Yeah and I believe in the Tooth Fairy.’ Now I’ve got a whole new view and I may be just a dumb truck driver, but I’ve seen something that don’t belong here.”
09 Mar 2016 Leave a comment
in Atmosphere, Poetry, Sparkling River Tags: 2/26/16, Boston/Marriott Marriott, canoes slipping by, celebration, Charles River, kin come, sparkles on the Charles, Sparkling River
Charles River from my window at the Boston/Newton Marriott 2/26/16
sparkles on the Charles
canoes slipping by: kin come
for celebration!
21 Feb 2016 Leave a comment
in Fox Chaos, foxes, Poetry Tags: Fox Chaos, KerbyRosanes, light split, mid-motion-fracture, refracted lightning, sinew to prism
by Kerby Rosanes
Mid motion fracture:
sinew to prism – light split:
refracted lightning!
18 Feb 2016 Leave a comment
in Atmosphere, Poetry, Solo in Maine Tags: 'neath one sky, Anthony Powell, creative fantasy, hard work, intangible, one ice ocean, one rugged winter, one snowbank, one tree, photo by margaret, Solo in Maine
photo by Margaret
one tree-one snowbank
one ice ocean ‘neath one sky
one rugged winter
“Writing is a combination of intangible creative fantasy and appallingly hard work.” —Anthony Powell
15 Feb 2016 1 Comment
in foxes, Maine Fox, Poetry Tags: course I wear fox tail, fetching, helps me fly, looks grand, Maine Fox, pause, paws, warms the pores
‘course I wear fox tail!
helps me fly, looks grand, fetching,
warms the pores, paws, pause…
10 Feb 2016 Leave a comment
in foxes, Poetry, tickled Tags: giggles with glee, illustrated by Jeanne, quakes with high ha-ha, stays in arms, tickled, well-bred fox
illustrated by Jeanne
well-bred fox, tickled,
stays in arms, giggles with glee,
quakes with high ha-ha!
06 Feb 2016 Leave a comment
in foxes, Poetry, Silver Foxes Tail to Tail Tags: belonging scents, familiarity, illustrator: Jeanne Poland, nose to nose, Silver Foxes Tail to Tail, tail links, to see
31 Jan 2016 Leave a comment
in Atmosphere, Dancing Never Dies, Poetry Tags: Dancing Never Dies, David Lehman, January 31, Poppy Red's Encaustic Painting, shopfront windows, sky is crumbling to paper dots, swaddled in scarves, Vivaldi, wind blows, young man
Poppy Red’s Encaustic painting
January 31
by David Lehman
The sky is crumbling into millions of paper dots
the wind blows in my face
so I duck into my favorite barbershop
and listen to Vivaldi and look in the mirror
reflecting the shopfront windows, Broadway
and 104th, and watch the dots blown by the wind
blow into the faces of the walkers outside
& here comes a thin old man swaddled in scarves,
he must be seventy-five, walking slowly,
and in his mind there is a young man dancing,
maybe seventeen years old, on a June evening—
he is that young man, I can tell, watching him walk