“Tell me a story.
In this century, and moment, of mania,
Tell me a story.
Make it a story of great distances, and starlight.
The name of the story will be Time,
But you must not pronounce its name."
Tell me a story of deep delight.
- From “Tell Me a Story” by Robert Penn Warren
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| Sad is the Man (M.A. Reilly, April, 2011) |
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| Tell Me a Story (M.A. Reilly, April, 2011) |
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| The Problem with Words (M.A. Reilly, April, 2011) |
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| Where No One Speaks English (M.A. Reilly, April, 2011) |
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| Dreaming of Kurt Schwitters (M.A. Reilly, April, 2011) |
i love this Mary Ann. imagine a space surrounded by these images... this message... this request...
ReplyDeleteYes, a space I can imagine. Just read your poem posted @budtheteacher's photo-poem prompt.
ReplyDeleteImage often demands like expression.
I am working on submitting a few images for a book that will be a collaboration between image and writer, At the Water's Edge.
I will find the call for submission and send you the link. I thought it might interest you.
Glad the work resonated.