Dear Zazie, Here is today’s Lovers’ Chronicle from Mac Tag dedicated to his muse. Rhett
The Lovers’ Chronicle
Dear Muse,
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© copyright 2020 mac tag/cowboy coleridge all rights reserved
Pale Love Pale Rider
warnin’
will brake
for first light
and last light
for verse that insists
on bein’ written now
and for thoughts of you
that threaten to overwhelm
sorry, no sunset
photos on this leg
last light came
with too many
telephone poles
and pump jacks
in the way
i like my landscape
photos to look timeless
as if it could be
150 years ago
whizzed right through
the town of birth and death
without bein’ accosted
by any spirits
one of these days
must muster the courage
to stop and spend the night
and see if the haunts
want to dance
at 2036
stopped for a star check
found Orion and
stared in wide wonder
braced against the cold
with thoughts of you
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she who moves, shiverin’ body,
voice, and the soft sound, sighin’
into transgression
as radiant stanzas fade
words attach and become,
a link to hope
this
do not stop, do not allow
fear to get a look at us
hope, our joy and support
stumbled against an end
struck on the way
cover and shade the trails,
now, would you have this smile
if we could become whole
time to glimpse
and to exclaim
all is now you
Marsden Hartley | |
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Marsden Hartley in 1939
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Today is the birthday of Marsden Hartley (Lewiston, Maine; January 4, 1877 – September 2, 1943 Ellsworth, Maine); Modernist painter, poet, and essayist.
Gallery
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The Ice Hole, 1908, New Orleans Museum of Art
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Painting No. 48, 1913, Brooklyn Museum
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Portrait of a German Officer, 1914, Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Handsome Drinks, 1916, Brooklyn Museum
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Village, 1940, San Antonio Museum of Art
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Landscape, New Mexico, 1916–1920, Brooklyn Museum
Augustus John | |
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Today is the birthday of Augustus Edwin John (Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales 4 January 1878 – 31 October 1961 Fordingbridge, Hampshire, England); painter, draughtsman, and etcher. He was an important exponent of Post-Impressionism in the United Kingdom. He was the brother of the painter Gwen John.
Early in 1900, he married his first wife, Ida Nettleship (1877–1907). After her death in 1907, his mistress Dorothy “Dorelia” McNeill, a Bohemian style icon, became his partner and later became his second wife.
John had an affair with Ian Fleming’s widowed mother, Evelyn Ste Croix Fleming née Rose.
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