Seussian
"...this is a strange, unlikely tethering,
a furious grafting of the quick and the slow..."
From "Poor Angels" by Edward Hirsch
posted by Lori Witzel at 1:45 PM
Saturday, May 17, 2008
"...this is a strange, unlikely tethering,
a furious grafting of the quick and the slow..."
From "Poor Angels" by Edward Hirsch
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- Name: Lori Witzel
- Location: Austin, Texas
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7 Comments:
the visual works so well with the poem, Lori.
:-) Suessian indeed.
And would you like a palm in a pot?
Palm in a pot? Oh, I think not.
What is that plant -- perhaps a palm going through a rough period?
Interesting that some other plant seems to have sprouted at its base... it's a plant eat plant world out there!
Definitely!
Poor wee thing. It's not nice to strangle plants with indifference. (In my younger, less conscientious days, I'm sure I offed quite a few ;d.) Can't you make this your personal Charlie Brown tree, Lori?
the plant has that seuss texture and attitude. I like the shadows captured here, one looks brought on by glass--with water behind it , very interesting that shadows should have different textures too.
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