A Simple Sunday featuring “Ice Blue” by Nan

Welcome all!

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I am excited to welcome back my sister:

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About the artist: Nan is one of my older and wiser sisters…lol. She has been a photographer since she was a teenager and starting digital art and manipulations last year, when we last featured her. Today’s artwork started off as a picture that she took during the ice storm. I love what she did with it and hope you all do, too.

Today’s Featured Art
“Ice Blue”
please use only this piece of art for today’s challenge
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Be sure to credit Nan, for her original artwork, especially those of you who plan to format you rwork onto hers.

I can’t wait to see what ink gets poured from this piece…so let’s not wait any longer

Time for the poetry!

75 Comments

  • CreativePoetryCorral says:

    Sorry for the delay in posting this blog!

    Let’s all send Nan our thanks for letting us use her art!

    Jon :love:

    And some music to set the mood as we dive into “Ice Blue”…..

  • GlennVadney says:

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    Looked like tree roots on a riverbank taken with a blue camera lens….Kinda sad melancholy-ish
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    In the blue of Five in the mornin’
    scratchin’ my ass and yawnin’
    Head to the river that’s just out back
    Underfoot the frost crunch and crack
    In the still blue mornin’ misty light
    as we lose the last traces of night
    Tree roots on the bank frosted blue
    Thinkin’ I can’t believe I trusted you
    It’s over now, and all I can seem to do
    Is try to thaw a heart that’s frozen blue
    The waters running black and swift
    chunks of windowpane thin ice drift
    I want to baptize myself in it’s dark flow
    just jump in and just let myself simply go
    Losing you was not the reason I guess
    It just my world wrapped in blue frostiness
    Winter winds scream and tree’s crack
    It’s not you I realize that I want back
    It’s the green of spring , sound of laughter
    As I prepare to jump, that’s what I’m after
    😥

  • Scotorum says:

    Wow a chillingly fascinsting piece Nan! Thanks for letting us use it for a poetic muse this week! I chose to interpret the forms I saw more than the title, I hope you don’t mind. Also, I’m working offsite tonight and so did not attempt to PnP it, but I expect to do so later today.

    Ingestinal Fortitude

    In the belly of the beast,
    a thwarted feast!
    Cilia reach out
    to digest the snout,
    but not they could.
    Pinnochio was only wood.
    Smoke from his fire
    rose higher and higher.
    Old Monstro sneezes,
    exhaling breezes.
    The ingested emerge
    by great whale’s purge.

    Copyright October 23rd 2011 RGD

  • GlennVadney says:

    The pic is rather cilia or Baleen like..Great write 😀

  • GlennVadney says:

    Very sweet sweetie, say by by…..

  • Barbara_K says:

    Such gorgeous art and poetry. Thanks so much, Nan, for sharing your talent with us.

  • GlennVadney says:


    Much better upside down..
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    LIVIN’ ON NO NAME KEY
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    Along the coral waving to and fro
    Down the Lagoon in a blue glow
    Fronds of Anemone gently flutter
    As I pass by seeking my supper
    In Boca Chica “Submarine pits
    Hunting lobster abalone and limpits
    At the campsight a hubcap on the fire
    Melting the butter for a feast to inspire
    Any gormand or hobo in the keys
    Livin’ large in the soft island breeze
    Had a dog poker who committed suicide
    Or is sitting in Cuba at Castro’S side
    Swam off for a Frisbee and never returned
    I was busy watching a girl get sunburned
    There was a Cuban baker who sold bread
    It tastes just like back home he said
    A loaf of bread and a shellfish feast
    Kept us fed, there was that at least
    Tourists dropped by with plenty of beer
    And that was my laziest do nothing year.

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  • GlennVadney says:

    What a perfectly descriptive mono-rhyme :entertained: :groovy:

  • GlennVadney says:

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    Twilight was that Dawn Dish-washing Liquid blue
    That horid Koolade color that tastes like batery acid
    And cold, colder than a welldiggers ass in February
    And I was half stoned and well, somewhat lucid
    The ice frosted on the window pane sparkled
    like sequins on a gay disco dancing fairy
    My greasy mexican T.V. dinner sank like a stone
    It’s only October but feels like it’s friggin’ january
    My gut filled with Dos Equis beer and a bog of pork rinds
    Recliner is painted in cheese doodle dust and catshit
    Sitting in my easy chair in underwear but no one minds
    Alone and cold here since Eunice went out to protest
    Packed a bag, wanted to be a part of the damn 99 percent
    She wants to change the world she said, slammin the door
    Me I’m watchin’ springer then the Daily show, I’m content
    Got my unemployment and a few under the table jobs
    got porno and poker, huntin’ and fishin and beer
    I’m what I am, and so’s all them wall street slobs
    I give what I can to the salvation army and firemen’s ball
    and wall street and corperations fund their charitys too
    Hell freezin over and the worlds gone totally mad
    I’m halfway up shit creek paddling my own damned canoe
    The ice is thin but I read the sign
    If your goin’ under it’s no fault of mine
    😀

  • Bumpalottapus says:

    Nooo Words Neeeded As Bump Just Tinks It Just AAA Goood Place Tooo Jump In & Swim ~

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  • Silver says:

    Thank You for your beautiful Art Nan……….and Jon for the wonderful set up of Simple Sunday…. :love: :love: :love: :love:

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  • GlennVadney says:

    Long as we’re still treadin’ water life is just ducky…. 🙂

  • sevenamagenta says:

    YOu guys rock!

  • A-Rhodi says:

    Here’s one from me which I managed to pull together at the last minute!! Glad to make it here though! Love the poems people!

    Hope you like this!!

    Jon

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  • Bumpalottapus says:

    Chewin On Ice Cubes Again… III Seee !!! 😉

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    Did III Drink 7 ??? Or Was it 3 ???

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