arose, rustled on, and died away…
ghostly music
. . . . . .
The OED word of the day for the erasure poem is 'psithurisma,' which means whispering.
Nobody does onomatopoeia like the Greeks.
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
ghostly music
arose, rustled on, and died away…
ghostly music
. . . . . .
The OED word of the day for the erasure poem is 'psithurisma,' which means whispering.
Nobody does onomatopoeia like the Greeks.
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Hmm.. I was thinking psycho tourist but whispering is so much nicer. :)
I really like the market picture.I can't believe how you were able to suggest the crowd and goods in the background with the bold cages in front. I hope I can take tips from that. And a bird with an attitude as well!
Thanks! This was my mini practice for a big one for the NWWS. I'll report on results after you're back from Thailand. Have a great trip!!!!!
I am smitten by this piece.
Ooh, I like 'smitten'! Still working on the large painting of it, which will probably be posted here too.
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