As the sun rises over the cup of coffee under my nose, I am contented in the fact that the day will be whatever it wants to be. The sun will set and rise again. In these new decades, all the plastic and new paint. Shiny things everywhere and no green… It is important to … Read moreFlorida Style
Rustling whispers on the air tonight… Where laughter and wild children should be. Crackles, whispers… It sure is a strange one. Bands of gung ho marauders roam, Loyal to the Night. One small white pumpkin to ward off the growing darkness. A special pumpkin, found in a world with few. Carved out with one main … Read moreHalloween 2021
with 2 Jet Fighters following them in…
It’s how you are born. When all you can do is… Art. Sometimes you grow up this way. Your Mother or Grandmother are artists. They teach you art. It’s so much worse if it’s a combination of the two. Born artist and you have an artist Grandmother or Mother… Waitress, retail, bartender, manager, cab driver, … Read moreArtist
Black Sheep – Metric 20 years come and gone… 30, 40 more. We are the magic. Always were. So strong, that we threw a stopper into the violent drains of time. Freedom Walks. Wild Nights… Wild Days… Before the ethereal chains of a new world began to wrap around us. We got comfortable. We are … Read moreWho You Are
While the heat of a summer day may make most people retreat indoors, a summer evening in an outdoor living area can be quite enjoyable. Especially with a fragrant, night-blooming garden. If you are considering adding a night blooming garden to your landscaping plans you should have some idea what plants you want. There are … Read moreNight-Blooming Plants and Summer Garden Design
Present time. Sands, golden sands… Hot sun baking hotter sands. Sands slipping away, washing away… The waves lap the shores over and over again, carrying great parts of beach away and into the ocean. Undermined by the great storm. July, there is no bed left for the mountain to sit on. One smoking Sulfurous giant … Read moreSands, Sands…
We must look forward to any and all natural disasters, as they will be a welcome alternative to what we are about to do to ourselves.
Blood in the Cut – K. Flay