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Tag Archives: umbrella
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The Great Snakewalker, holding a yellow umbrella with splashy red polka dots that conjures the notion of enormous blood platelets, balancing on a tightrope comprised of tail-tied snakes with flicking tongues, descendants of Ouroboros, and she the Great Snakewalker does … Continue reading
Weathervane
Umbrella opens at the touch of what’s to come– Bodies rain in sync.
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Tagged haiku, how bodies rain, John Biscello, passion prevails, postcard, the way we were, umbrella, vintage
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Beach
Life, give us a break, Love, the loafer’s paradise, childlike in its reign. (Photo by Henri Cartier-Bresson)
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Tagged beach, child, haiku, henri cartier-bresson, John Biscello, love, paradise, photo, poem, romance, sea, umbrella
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Vintage
Lovers reign by kiss, sealing vintage in time-lock– Fated, no recourse.
Girl in Yellow Raincoat, and Dog
The rain, like gospel acid, dissolves and revives in equal measures. Parts of girl and dog, melted, weeping off the shallow cliff of curbside. The girl’s features have been washed away by the storm, yet the embryonic portrait of her … Continue reading
John Biscello 