Showing posts with label Jamie Kennedy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jamie Kennedy. Show all posts

Monday, April 2, 2012

okayama



now we know to peer, embrace
and love for time our
memory's grace.

took spot, small and clear
said "look, our view is here."

for what we see is not for them
its for us and you and me and than

we thank words thick in canopy's design
a leafy toll, an elemental fine.

through trees and brush
paint corners strong

capture buildings new and time foregone.

in gold rush desire,
our images for hire,

sell this see those take yours
this prose

for as a window arches higher
so foreign skies
lick flame's rich fire

history here in present tense
keeps tidy that watery fence. 

a mote to pool ideas peering
stopping staring, kneeling, sharing

captured curve's crescent half
buildings word this
but focus; word that


Photo by Sadie Whitehead.  Words by Jamie Kennedy.

Friday, March 11, 2011

southern star, 'cross southern eyes



on the far side of the world.

hopes and dreams anxiously swirl

to mix emotions, black and white affair

colorlust lost with tides repair

so she floats in magnetic rhythm

gracefully surrendering all thats given

by world’s embrace and slow revolve

the crashing mists magnetic call

cliffs show strength and piercing force

gales and grasses move love’s remorse

across a beach to open landscape

the ebb and flow so often we make

our pitch and yar a violent offense

then love afloat fights storms descent

once a calm and peaceful boast

time’s turned darkened, protective mote

waves churn evil, quickly find

how seasons change and stars align

across the distance a southern cross

held in place, someplace far lost.






Photo by Michael Seminer.  Words by Jamie Kennedy.