Having read “Superstition Mountain“, written by the talented and lovely Arizonian poetess, Michele Lee Sefton – wherein she draws spiritual nourishment, perspective and resolve in visiting majestic mountains near Phoenix – I was inspired to write this poem…
At golden hour Above the sands Old spirits join in song
From mountain tops Upon the wind As one, with you – stand strong
After seeing Draadklossen (Dutch language, meaning Bobbins), a creative composition by my dear friend, Inge David – she’s a wonderful photographer from Belgium who specializes in black and white, especially interesting automotive and macro captures – I was inspired to write this poem…
Haiku
Threading clear insight Through her photographic eye Stitching life in stills
As astronauts pressed on to explore unmapped regions of Mars, they were shocked beyond belief to discover that the planet was in fact alive! The moral of this story is: look where you step, and if where you step looks back, step away. Better yet, step into these shops to uncover great gift ideas for the holidays…
We’ve all daydreamed at one time or another, drifting into a pleasant vision or wishful scenario of ones imagination. This poem speaks to such moments and compliments a lovely woman from India – Mukti Masih. She’s an accomplished writer and business Head of Content, a friend who is frequently the source of my inspiration, and the woman of my dreams…
With halloween just around the corner, I thought I’d add this new science fiction digital artwork to my galleries. Have fun trick-or-treating and remember, three eyes are better than two – unless they’re all watching you! Haha 🎃 You can discover great stuff in these shops:
It may be night, but there’s still so much to see – simply have a look around. However, if you happen upon several giant eyeballs defying gravity while attached to golden chains, you might want to turn the boat around and paddle as fast as possible! And, when you have a chance, drift into my galleries to discover some very cool items available for sale…
While paddling in a kayak one day at sea, I happened upon this unusual set of eyeballs affixed to golden chains. Fortunately, there was enough room for me to go around.
You can see products available through the following shops:
As true today as the first day it was stated, “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder”. This colorful typographic design features my digital rendition of abstract expressionist painting, somewhat similar to Jackson Pollock.
Discover many different products available in these shops:
Some may say she’s perfect She’ll tell you otherwise Aware that she has faults There’s no need for disguise
Her shy smile and brown eyes Each melt my heart away Plus, an inner beauty She’s more than just okay
The time to share is now While in the Spring of life And were my wish fulfilled Come Fall, she’d be my wife
Yes, I know I’m dreaming Though hope to see the light Thinking of her daily And wanting what feels right
Of course, a few things would need to change. For starters, it certainly would be nice if she’d remove my name from being blacklisted on her site at WordPress. It would also be charitable if my emails were no longer filtered into her trash bin. And, on occasion, she could use Twitter to read some of the messages & comments I’ve left for her. Perhaps, as an act of goodwill, she might like a single post on my web site…sometime. Lastly, if she would refrain from associating my name with the term ‘devil’ – I think that would be helpful, too. Barring these few exceptions, the future looks bright!!!
No, this is not the Kool Aid character from television advertisements in the 1970-1980’s. Nor is it an alien from outer space, though that was the visual impression I had following creative modifications made to the photograph of an automobile. You can visit my shops online at Pixels and Society 6 to discover some cool products with this design.
Rachael was beautiful with bright blue eyes, soothing voice and a personality unlike any I’d experienced in my entire life. I loved her with every fiber of my being. But, she was a machine…
Phil Perkins Photography 