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Friday, March 21, 2008

Magenta, green, blue



"...reddening until it slams into a blue that blesses
anyone oblivious to all the negations..."

From "Late?" by David Rivard

9 comments:

Bubba said...

Blue really is a blessing, isn't it, especially when complemented by red? I like this very much... and I *get* it (which is always a plus).

R.L. Bourges said...

such a perfect match between the photo and the poem. And so many great poems behind David Rivard's name - hard to pick favorites but that cardinal singing in French in "Little Wing"? I can hear it and, yes, it IS singing in French :-)

z said...

Color is way off the pallette. I hardly recognize this as you. Someone who's been wearing earth tones suddenly showing up in florals. Spring?

Marly Youmans said...

It's snowing here, with ice and bitter wind.

Alas.

San said...

Lori, thank you for introducing me to the poetry of David Rivard. Beautiful, muscular language that moves effortlessly from image to thought and back.

And your photo--reminds me gloriously of my recent visit to Mexico. Lush and joyous.

Anonymous said...

WOW. What a great photo.

Totally off topic, but I just saw this on your profile page:

Fake being a bard? Just need to be a good lyre.

I laughed my ass off.

Dale said...

oof!

Dana S. Whitney said...

This is one of my favorite color schemes: Two primaries and a tertiary!!!

Pythia3 said...

I knew I'd find the colors of spring here on this cold, gray day in Michigan:)