Thursday, November 5, 2009
Flamenco
Sharing ones soul
with the thrum
of guitar.
The beat
of one's heart.
That ancient snap
of castanets.
Ageless voice singing
archetypes
of a nation.
Impassioned eyes.
Merging colors swirling
like snakes in heated ovens.
Manic-heeled feet
tap and rap out the anima
of Andalucia.
the earth shakes.
All sights and sounds merge
with that Flamenco-driven prayer,
as duende Explodes,
from dark soils,
into magic moments;
followed
by a tumultuous,
"Oleh!"
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Hi Doug,
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you got your computer back. I always enjoy reading your poems with your drawings. You have such a gift for writing.
Thank you so much for sending your thoughtful comments about my kitty Neko. I am still hoping and waiting for her health to get better.
Your picture is in black and white but your poem brings out all the colors. Terrific.
ReplyDeleteThank you Doug also for adding my Pears and Patterns painting as a favorite and including your inspiring words. You made my day.
ReplyDeleteVery nice drawing! I enjoyed your poetry too. They complement each other beautifully.
ReplyDeleteLove your drawing of the flamenco guitarist. Your poems fits beautifully with the drawing. Your collectables are unique and very enjoyable.
ReplyDeleteGlad you're back, I enjoy your postings.
ReplyDeleteI've recently had to deal with computer problems too; what a headache!
ReplyDeleteThis is terrific. Well done!
Hi Adine.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your complimentary
words. Hoping that Neko is feeling
a lot better by now.
Thank you Freebird. I have always
liked the Flamenco guitar. Pleased
that my poem echoed a bit
of Andalusia for you.
Ann, how nice of you to visit.
Your comment is much appreciated.
Hi Ramona. Our collectibles
are a reflection of our soul
don't you think? That my poems
and collectibles please you
makes me very happy.
Thanks mucho, Possum Patty.
I so much enjoy your visits.
Hi Raena. Visits and comments
from fellow artists can be
so encouraging. I'm determined
to start a new drawing tomorrow.
11/18.