Sandhill Cranes at Whitewater Draw in Southeast Arizona — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Returning to Whitewater Draw
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Summer of 2007 — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Summer of 2007
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Lake Woodlands Sunrise (1990) Image by kenne
Morning
— from Morning by Billy Collins
Tucson, San Antonio, and New Orleans — Photo-Artistry by kenne
"And hear the sounds he knew of yore, Old shufflings on the sanded floor, Old knuckles tapping at the door? "Yet still before him as he flies One pallid form shall ever rise, And, bodying forth in glassy eyes "The vision of a vanished good, Low peering through the tangled wood, Shall freeze the current of his blood."
-- from The Three Voices by lewis Carroll
Courtyard Door — Photo-Artistry by kenne
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Cooper’s Hawk in Mesquite Tree — Painting by kenne
— Bob Kuhn (Wildlife Artist, One of the Tucson 7)
Costa’s Hummingbird in Sabino Canyon — Photo-Artistry by kenne
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Windmill In The Desert (November 21, 2022)– Image by kenne
This image was taken near Bear Creek Trail, where we explored the Sabino Creek and Bear Creek area and an old Hohokam archeological site.
Check here for more images the this Monday’s SCVN hike.
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Pincushion Cactus with Pepper-like Fruit, Most Common Cactus In The Sonoran Desert — Photo-Artistry by kenne
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Joy and James, MD Anderson Sprint for Life, April 30, 2010 — Image by kenne
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Zen Fountain In The Yard of Our The Woodlands Home (May 2010) — Photo-Artistry by kenne
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I like most of Frank’s posting. Unlike my posting, he puts a lot of thought into his writing, I feel it, write it and leave it—no analysis, which is why his stir is good. —kenne
There’s a story that a poet once read a poem to a small group. There were a few murmurs in that small audience, that kind of appreciation — the kind that a not-uncommon everyday poet might expect at a public reading. It’s a sound that says “That certainly sounded like something. Might be good, but can I trust myself? That was poetry, and poets can be clearly beautiful without being, well, clear.”
Yes, there are poems that can cause amen shouts. Yes, there are poems where audiences will applaud. Some of those poems are useful, and isn’t that a kind of beauty? Yes it is — but I said this was one of those poems one more commonly hears when a poet reads.
This time, one listener in the small audience spoke up. “What does that poem mean?” they asked.
The poet looked at the honest questioner for a moment…
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‘Black Man’ — Photo-Artistry by kenne
— from Black Man by Stevie Wonder
Two Sandhill Cranes Coming In For A Landing At Whitewater Draw — Image by kenne
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Cat and Bird by Paul Klee moma.org
Predator
— Billy Collins
Becoming is Superior to Being 