Lee, I don't know. ;) I remember in elementary school, we did "poetry" with shapes. I guess I'm going back to third grade.... But I do see each element of my posts as part of the composition. Especially the photo, and here, the shape.
the reader gets to see the shiny, ice-covered branches. with all the flowers around and all the birds busy courting and ffeding it's bit out of season i'd say, but great nevertheless.
Amanda yearns for a dark presence haunting the pond behind her house (4000 words). Smashwords ebook $0.99.
Jason in Print
Check out the exciting new Halloween anthology edited by Anne Frasier. In my piece, "She Came on the October Wind," a stray black cat appears nightly at Natalie's window and brings memories of a sister who ran away years earlier. Available for pre-order. August 2011.
5 comments:
shapely shards of nothingness.
Brilliant.
What do you call this format? I like it.
lovely! It feels cold. Like winter.
Akasha, :)
Lee, I don't know. ;) I remember in elementary school, we did "poetry" with shapes. I guess I'm going back to third grade.... But I do see each element of my posts as part of the composition. Especially the photo, and here, the shape.
Terri, yes, that's a cold blade.
the reader gets to see the shiny, ice-covered branches. with all the flowers around and all the birds busy courting and ffeding it's bit out of season i'd say, but great nevertheless.
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