@namk1

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The Rose Garden

The Rose Garden

The Rose Garden

Rose Hips, Snow, 3/21/2018

tea leaf

the leaves of tea at the bottom of the cup, reveal patterns, a makebelieve story of us, images swirl rinsed with tea, familiar, fragrant a horde of fragile memories, delicate as the porcelain of my moods, and a heart lost in a million thoughts of you.

© SoulReserve 2017

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Blustery morning.

Rain overnight, bookended by snow.

Cold, bright Christmas Day.

12/25/2017

Bristol Cove, Highland Lake, Winstead, CT, 11/26/2020

Ma confiance dans la poésie est sans limite. Elle est seule capable de me consoler de l’horreur du monde.

Dany Laferrière

(via mignonne-allons-voir-si-la-rose)

Such an interesting and telling juxtaposition. André Breton’s « L’amour fou » (“Mad Love”) is a Surrealist commentary on the illusion of love as a fleeting experience. Such an experience must, at its root, be an expression of capitalistic consumerism. And so, to place the ultimate objects of superficial expression and consumerism atop « L’amour fou » is either an exercise in irony or an insult to an essential insight of the Leader of the French surréalistes.

@ inesmelia

Clouds, 7 PM July 7, 2017, Parsippany, NJ.

Waiting for _Tom & Jerry_.