A Poem for Artistic Interpretations
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| At the Seashore by S. Anderson |
Pretty Pebbles
Pretty stones near the river's edge
lying where put by the currents
There's purple reds and pearly greens
Azure blue one tortoise shell white
Small heart shaped snitch it for the sweet
When they're wet they're glistening pearls
though when they're dry they're sandpaper
Giant green stone like jade it looks
Gem for sure polish it at home
Will they come looking, foreign jail
- Poem and Bottom Two Photos Copyright, Jimmiehov 2019 and 2016, All Rights Reserved
- I'm linked with Margaret in the Imaginary Garden at http://withrealtoads.blogspot.com/2019/10/artistic-interpretations-with-margaret.html?m=1
- Margaret displayed photos of various art pieces, Alcohol Inks, that were on display at Boone, N.C. I chose the top picture, by "Anderson" of pretty pebbles at the water's edge for writing ideas.
- You can see more Alcohol Inks at Margaret's link above.
Labels: rocks
posted by Jim @ 10/23/2019 01:21:00 AM
4 comments
4 Comments:
I love picking up shells and stones - but only end up bringing home a few. Had a perfect sand dollar the last time we went. That made it home :) All the colors and shapes and yes, from pearl to sandpaper.
Love to search for stones and shells. I have brought several home.
This is lovely, Jim. I always bring way too many home.
An ekphrastic, concrete image capture, Jim! I love the colours in the first stanza, the ‘Small heart shaped snitch it for the sweet’, and the contrast of wet and dry pebbles in the second stanza.
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