
Here are the latest two collaborations posted on
Perhaps, Maybe, composed with Liz Brennan (one on roses and motherhood, and one on the reverse kaleidoscope of aging--the spiral back to birth). We meet, we drink tea, we step out on the back deck in the perfect light of late summer dusk and record. The challenge: to get through both verses before the roar of random motorcycle or pickup truck surging up the hill.
1)
Beautiful Unity:
Perhaps just after the rose is cut and set into a crystal vase it brings summer into any room…
Text of Poem and Micro Reading
2)
A Fine Disinterest:
Perhaps as we age, we cultivate a fine disinterest in the attraction of objects until they no longer catch at us like brambles…
Text of poem
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Micro-Reading
Thank you Liz for the invitation to play.
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