Monthly Archives: March 2012

Interlude 7- I Am A Nighthawk

Posted on March 28, 2012 by foxpudding

It’s late, so late, and we exist together and in subsets in this diner and what we are and how we are depends on what you look for. We are (I) two single guys with (II) a guy who’s found … Continue reading →

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Jason deCaires Taylor

Posted on March 22, 2012 by foxpudding

I have always envied those who easily recall their dreams. Often I wake knowing that the sleeping me is having a far more exciting, intriguing life than the waking me, but even as I reach for that fresh dream it … Continue reading →

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Mary Cassatt

Posted on March 15, 2012 by foxpudding

  All she wanted to do was be an artist. Her parents were against it, but she was stubborn. Mary Cassatt managed to get accepted to the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts at fifteen years old. Women students were … Continue reading →

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Rene Magritte

Posted on March 8, 2012 by foxpudding

Mystery. There is a little mystery novel in this painting. The assassin works on his victim and the heads of three men watch through the rear window, recording his despicable acts. To either side of the door strong, fit men … Continue reading →

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Vassily Kandinsky

Posted on March 1, 2012 by foxpudding

Davy Jones is dead. The prettiest Monkee is gone, and I am left to think about change and art. Let me tell you how it was at my home. If I wanted to listen to rock and roll I had … Continue reading →

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