A collection of photos and poems interacting with each other in ways both mysterious and obvious.
Author: davestankowicz
Dave Stankowicz is a retired educator who lives on an island off the coast of Portland, Maine with his wife Debbie Jordan and their dog Jade. Liberated from the responsibilities of teaching he has found the space and time to pursue so much that interests him.
Besides writing and photography Dave hosts a weekly radio show - Palm Wine Radio. As D.J. Zachariah, he plays African music on Monday mornings from 10:30 - Noon at WMPG.org.
He continues his efforts to master space and time.
Margaux makes fresh eye contact, fibrous slivers, a sickly resemblance to scrambled eggs.
Her plan to elude the elderly resembles the skeleton of a shark’s jaw; the rapidly accelerating collapse of the Great Dying, a sulphuric stew with somewhat more circumspection.
The ice started a fire; there is no other evidence or indicia of truth.
She was fully aware of the power that came with being ill, and annexed over the future of the universe.
Like a perpetual motion machine outside the threshold of the church, something has snapped inside, evil is not subsiding, an emptiness of the soul, irrevocable loss weighing on the heart.
Each new day requires careful preparation, lest one be infected by the epidemic of imbecility, the decayed culture of the common, a loud cacophony of barking dogs, devoid of the reciprocity of balanced conversation or the open grace of generosity.