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This was made for the CPC Simple Sunday Picture challenge. The art is titled “Basillica Assisi” and is by Frencesco Celeghin.
This was made for the CPC Simple Sunday Picture challenge. The art is titled “Basillica Assisi” and is by Frencesco Celeghin.
Welcome back friends! Please give a warm welcome to a new artist, here on the CPC, that comes to us all the way from Italia! About the artist (by the artist): BORN June 26, 74 LEISURE IN LOVE paint and sculpt. NOT TO SAY THE TRUE FOR MANY YEARS. I PURCHASED THE NEED FOR A […]
PICKING UP THE PIECES By Barbara K A Cheryl’s Pals Collab Broken and tattered, my emotions tossed aside, worn, torn and exhausted, I desperately try to recover what’s left of me inside; trying to collect all the tears that I’ve shed, gathering up the pieces of what’s left […]
TOWARD THE CENTER: Pathways to Me Pathways of August and summer’s end have taken me once more to places I’ve already seen, to some I’ve never been, and to many I’ve wanted to see once again. They’ve taken me through the Arizona desert to the City of the Sun; to the […]
All You Need is Love
This is my creation for the CPC Saturday Share poetry challenge. Cheryl’s line is “splattered and scattered.”
I wrote this for the CPC Friday Fling poetry challenge that I host weekly with Michelle K. We’re looking for writes on Labor Day weekend in a format called the Musette. You can find info about it in the intro.
Friday Fling #144 September 2nd 2011 Friday another Labor Day weekend begins. Every year we have one. You’ve lived through a few of them. What do you associate with them, or what do they mean to you? What do you like to do over the Labor Day weekend? Try to express it in a Musette, […]
Garden of Life
This is my write for the CPC Thematic Attic Thursday poetry challenge. Diane and Jon’s theme is “Enchanted Garden.” Secret Garden A Shakespearean Love Sonnet Among our discontents, we cringe to think: so much forgotten, only traces left. What of our history survives to drink so memories do not leave us bereft? What ho! To […]