On Fridays we gather as diverse as spring flowers always reaching towards the light. Stripping off the superfluous to embrace the barest essence of expression. We visit each other with a vengeance leave comments with a passion and lie in wait for the next Friday to bloom all over again. ~ … [Read more...]
Archives for April 2012
And now for something…
...completely different. After all the excitement about the release of FEATURING magazine I spend the weekend with my mom at the poetry festival in Landgraaf. It was nice to be away from the computer, talk with my mom and the other poets (I know most of them from former meetings), take a … [Read more...]
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow & Black make…
.. Miracle machine add cyan, magenta, black and yellow. Now look! Wondermachine voeg cyaan, magenta, geel en zwart toe. Kijk nou! .. FEATURING MAGAZINE! OUT NOW!!! .. To order the magazine, visit the website at www.featuringmagazine.com The haiku was … [Read more...]
Birth has begun
The birth of FEATURING magazine has begun! By the end of the week, this baby will be delivered, YAY! The cover of the magazine was the first thing that rolled out of the printing machine - and we were there to capture the big moment! Oh, and did you know FEATURING is on facebook … [Read more...]
Do you sleep at night?
I have trouble sleeping lately, my head is full with everything that is happening! The magazine is still at the printing office (we will go there to take pictures the moment they are ready to 'get the machines rolling' - probably next Monday.) What does one do when sleep won't come... Count … [Read more...]
Things are speeding up
The day is halfway and I'm still running around like (as we say in the Netherlands) a headless chicken... I uploaded the photos for this post earlier today, but I could not find words to go in this post. Not even the title... My head is somewhere else. How come? Well, FEATURING was send to … [Read more...]
Letters from the Wasteland
Some words 'taste better' than other words. Yes, 'taste'... hold them on your tongue. Press them against your palate like a toffee. That is the way to taste words. I love words. Words like Westenwind (which is far nicer than the English 'West wind') Kaleidoscoop (sounds the same in both … [Read more...]