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Tag Archives: John Biscello
Wither
From morning to noon, the roses gathered to grieve the loss of their bloom. (Photo by David John Lotto)
Kind of Blue, Too
Spiders to Mozart, what luminous webs and notes we weave, snot-strands from God’s blown brass, tapestries of the eternal boombox, breakbeats to spacefolk to bebop within a deep forest kind of blue, the music, recorded or un, plays on and … Continue reading
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Tagged bebop, Blue, christian marclay, cyanotype, eternal, image, jazz, John Biscello, mozart, music, poem, spiders, visual
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Bulbs
Incandescence, how bulbs aspire to fragrant gospel.
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Tagged Artwork, Blue, bulbs, cyanotype, image, incandescence, John Biscello, photo, poem, Poetry
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Keen
Her secret refuge, at childhood’s keen edge, flirting with grace on the rim.
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Tagged Blue, cyanotype, forest, haiku, image, John Biscello, lake, poem, Poetry, refuge, shadow, trees
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Ink
She scattered white light through the context of blue ink– Heartbreak, Chapter Two.
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Tagged Blue, cynanotype, expression, forest, heartbreak, image, ink, John Biscello, poem, white, writer
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Music
To listen with eyes, in a forest of deep blue– Music spiring dreams. (Image by Christian Marclay)
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Tagged Artwork, Blue, christian marclay, cyanotype, dream, forest, John Biscello, music, poem, Poetry, sound, synesthesia
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Film Still
She, the heroine, in the still of her own life– Christ, how far to go? (Photo by Cindy Sherman)
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Tagged Christ, cindy sherman, Cinema, film still, haiku, John Biscello, movie, poem, Poetry, ponderance, window
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Road
Waiting, still, waiting, the unbearable lightness of life between homes. (Photo by Cindy Sherman)
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Tagged cindy sherman, girl, haiku, highway, John Biscello, lightness, photo, poem, road, travel, waiting
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Albert Camus
Stranger to near self, he tracked existential crumbs to a chance verdict. (Photo of Albert Camus by Henri Cartier-Bresson)
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Tagged albert camus, existential, haiku, henri cartier-bresson, John Biscello, photo, poem, Poetry, the stranger, writer
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Literacy
Survivors bible, How to Fall and Get Back Up– In slapstick we trust.
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Tagged bible, buster keaton, Cinema, clown, comedy, John Biscello, poem, Poetry, pratfalls, Reading, silent film, slapstick, the great stoneface
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