Tag: family
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Poem in Response
Having read “Living Green and Dancing with Love” by Arizonian poetess, Michele Lee – in which she speaks about food, nurturing gardens and family – I was inspired to write this poem in response… Your stature as poet, inspirationalYour beauty in dance, divine Your thumb in the garden, greenA woman of talent, impressively fine. ©…
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Easter Lamb Dinner
I was invited to eat over at my parents on Easter and enjoyed this absolutely delicious Easter lamb dinner – …lamb with garlic, seasoned lima beans, lemon rice, sautéed mushrooms and onions, artichoke hearts, summer sausage, feta cheese and pita bread. Thank You!!! 👍 👍
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Poem: Two Hearts
She found her heart one day beneath an old sweaterThat was lost in the attic of her yesteryearCollecting dust of memories long forgottenShe took it back for want of love that she found pure Across the sea4000 milesAnother heart did beat In a young manWhose love for herWould make their lives complete Together they would…
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Spinning Geometric Abstract
If you suffer from vertigo, I would suggest that you immediately flee the vicinity, never to peer into this spinning, geometric anomaly. If not, then I would suggest that you visit my shop at Pixels, where you’ll discover some really cool items as gift-giving ideas for the Christmas holiday season. Thanks for stopping by, Santa!
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An Aspiring Writer
Do You Speak Portuguese? I don’t, but I have a friend from Portugal who is an aspiring writer with a Google Translate button in the sidebar – she is Carla Milho. I encourage you to visit her site and follow her work! She’s an honest, truthful person who writes from the heart with sincerity and…
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Monkeys
Based on a photograph, this artistic rendition features two monkeys – parent and offspring. It’s been added to my gallery at Pixels, where guests may discover several different print types – great for either the home or office!
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Father And Son
This digital artwork features a father and son cautiously walking along the water’s edge of a lake, with their pant-cuffs rolled up to keep dry. Based on a photograph from unsplash.com. See more in my gallery at Fine Art America. Thanks for stopping by.
