in the rosy dawnthe moon doesn't set so much
as it dissolves
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
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Susan K. Miller's collages and watercolor sketches, and "found poetry" created by erasing words in an existing text (here the Oxford English Dictionary online word of the day) until only the found poem|commentary remains.
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1 comment:
Oh -- now I notice that a lot of these have those ripples. Sheesh, where were my eyeballs all this time?
In any case, yes, isn't that truth about the moon setting at dawn these days? I saw it full over Seattle and the Olympics, from the Bellevue side this morning. Spectacular.
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