ESR is loaded with current local scenery, many made into strange n colorful altered images. Words describe some of SnaggleTooth's life n opinions. Most poems on ESR are spontaniously written into the editor. Enjoy the sights n whimsey.
posted by Snaggle Tooth @ 3:27 AM
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Artist Alert! I create all kinds of things. Closet musician, song-writer, Story, NF writer, Book Designer, Poet, Painter, n Sculptor. Working another job tho. Long hair, fairly ancient. Where's the Dough? Maybe I'll get paid some instead of eating it. I'll get there one day soon, because I'm very determined n hard-working. Some one has to do it! As usual, I'll volunteer. Time n energy helps.
9 Comments:
I like that rhyming Snaggle. And those kayakers look as if they are enjoying that!
It looks like the one kid needs to go faster he is really fallen behind. I hope he makes it before dark dark
"Head back
Fade black" - perfect lines for that gorgeous sunset photo! The sky is amazing with all the mauves and oranges!
I'll have to copy this to my kayak builder friend.
Lynn, thanks! I noticed tons of words rhymed with Kayak, n just took pics of them this week. They were having a blast-
Ellis, That Teenager actually made it back to the bridge landing pretty quick- those little things are very fast! My Cam makes him look further away also-
Talon, "Fade to black" is a line us video cam geeks are familiar with- a standard dissolve to a scene, usually at the end of a screenplay. I've gotten so many nifty colored sunsets over m-cove this season-
Gran Annie, David at Sugarloaf is my wooden Kayak builder friend- you have another?
Cute and fun poem.
Beautiful pix!
Is your pick-up acting slack lately? :)
xo
So simple and yet so great. I wish I could write poetry this way:~)
that was entertaining :-)
JanF, Watching folks having so much fun helped the poem mood- thanks.
Sara, Welcome to ESR comments! Lately I'm imspired by my pics. Poems are written while looking at them n remembering parts of my day.
i should mention I'm a big fan of Robert Frost n EE Cummings- both famous for short poems.
Paige, Glad you enjoyed my kayak rhyme!
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