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Category Archives: photography
Day at the Beach
Weeping for his past, rare photo of Peter Pan– Next stop, Neverland.
Posted in photography, Poetry
Tagged beach, coney island, haiku, peter pan, photography, poem, weegee
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The Gift
We are here, but briefly,shadows of candle-lightdancing between dust and choir,day and night,so consider todaya good dayto begin, or to continueunwrapping yourself,and giving you to you as a gift,your soul rightfully taggedas both receiver and sender,in what constitutesa wild embracing … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema, photography, Poetry
Tagged charlie chaplin, Cinema, jackie coogan, love is real, poem, silent classic, The Kid
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Star
In the shadow of worn celestial totems– mortal weight to bear.
Posted in Cinema, photography, Poetry
Tagged Edie Sedgwick, haiku, image, It Girl, poem, star, The Factory, warhol
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Lulu in Hollywood
By cyclical turns, she burned silver into stock– Lulu’s lasting surge.
Posted in Cinema, photography, Poetry, Press, Publications
Tagged haiku, louise brooks, old hollywood, poem, screen sirens, silent film, turn turn turn
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Shutter
Witness to a claim, Pandora’s box-cutting gaze– hope at the bottom.
Posted in Cinema, photography, Poetry, Press, Publications
Tagged haiku, louise brooks, Poetry, screen siren, silent film
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Cadenza
Some death is musical, a candied apparition scalding the bones of Venus in soft chambers of silk and notes of smoldering silence.
Posted in Cinema, photography, Poetry
Tagged Cinema, louise brooks, lulu, Poetry, screen sirens, silent film stars
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Silent Night
Start with the glacial base, the hunk of unforgiving crystal on which the tree is mounted, then trace the filigreed limbs of the tree, its shadow a twin belonging to the woman modeling Winter as a softly fringed species of … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema, photography, Poetry
Tagged christmas, louise brooks, lulu, Poetry, silent film star, siren
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Luminaries
She came to know himthrough the brushwork of fingers–Light, the common touch.
Posted in Cinema, photography, Poetry, Publications
Tagged chaplin, haiku, helen keller, poem
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Triptych for Edie Sedgwick
I.Too many small hourspimped out to wraiths on parade–Heart, in real time, breaks. II.Make me an offer,they shoot pretty girls, don’t they?Leave haunting to me. III.Baby, forget the petals,we’ll feed you thorns,you’ll be like Jesus Christin black tights,a superstar in dark eye … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema, photography, Poetry, Publications
Tagged Edie Sedgwick, It Girl, poem, The Factory, tribute, warhol days
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