Squiggles born but not yet composed
begin with a base of yellow,
just add red then blue for mellow
brown tweeds so no squiggle’s exposed.
-Lynne
Monthly Archives: February 2012
Four Lines
A mist fading reveals true forms
just as pencils use white paper
and primary colors as shapers
composing squiggles not yet born.
-Lynne
What a Cat! Tennis Star!
-Cheri
What a Cat! Henri Rousseau Link!
-Cheri
Four Lines
Scribbles dance a loose freestyle twist
until they’re firmly penned down
into squiggles with smiles or frowns
like forms revealed by fading mist.
-Lynne
Four Lines
As for blather there’s too much
to properly sieve and sort through
too much bite to thoughtfully chew
yet not enough to prove nonesuch.
Lynne
Four Lines
Acquiring their base color while
they wait for contour, depth and shade
my scribbles pretend they’re self made
and begin to dance a twist freestyle.
-Lynne
What a Cat! Joan Miro with Link
-Cheri
Four Lines
Sage green and goldenrod cover
only within the space of shape,
since I mustn’t let scribbles escape
while acquiring their base color.
-Lynne
What a Cat! Cupid!
-Cheri
the crafty sisters 