© 2010, Copyrights belong to the artist. HHS Student. 3D paper sculpture.
Numbers and Figures
Posted by thinkerlitmag on June 10, 2010
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Windmill
Posted by thinkerlitmag on June 10, 2010
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Love Kaleidoscope
Posted by thinkerlitmag on June 10, 2010
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The Road Away
Posted by thinkerlitmag on June 10, 2010
I tried to walk the streets
I tread when I was young,
stopping time and again
reviewing what’s been done
remembered where and when
the dreams I keep were born
and began to comprehend
where yesterday had gone.
I had not remained to watch
the changes going on
and now on my return
there was emptiness, not song.
The roads had all diverged
and taken everything along,
and I was just one traveler now
and very far from home.
(c) 2009, Copyrights belong to the writer, HT.
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Student Self Portrait, 2010
Posted by thinkerlitmag on June 2, 2010
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Library Still Life
Posted by thinkerlitmag on June 2, 2010
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Blue Leaf Kaleidoscope
Posted by thinkerlitmag on June 2, 2010
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The trouble with poetry …
Posted by thinkerlitmag on June 1, 2010
(answering Billy Collins’ poem by the same name)
I realized after reading your poem
how small my fish tank is
and how I forget to care for it
on account of having to deal
with bankers who are real sharks.
.
I wish I had rabbits right now.
And knew enough to care for them.
And knew how to sell them
like your poetry book
that I have in my hands.
.
I know of your urges
and I have broken in tonight
to share with you
a memory of summer asphalt
cooled by a fire hydrant
spitting through a tin cylinder
knocking over laughing
children who never saw
a lighthouse or dewy grass.
.
I stole that from no one.
.
But I know what you mean
about secretly wanting an end.
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Pink Still Life
Posted by thinkerlitmag on June 1, 2010
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Waves
Posted by thinkerlitmag on June 1, 2010
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Sunshine & Stars Collage
Posted by thinkerlitmag on May 27, 2010
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Self Portrait
Posted by thinkerlitmag on May 27, 2010
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Orange Scene
Posted by thinkerlitmag on May 27, 2010
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Ode to My Love
Posted by thinkerlitmag on February 22, 2009
by RC
In my life, you are the bright, shining sun.
Your presence makes my heart begin to glow.
As beautiful and graceful as a doe
And as innocent and pure as a nun.
Over you, wars are fought and battles won.
To lose you is the source of all my woe;
Such a day, I don’t want to come to know
Because, to me, you’re always number one.
Perhaps, with my penning of all these lines,
Something deep in your heart and mind will click
And, looking back, you will see all of my signs.
You will realize what you have always meant
To me, who hath always thought thee heav’n sent.
Perhaps then, I will be the one you pick.
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