Bright Light
A flash poetry writing post composed for October, entitled Light. Written following the rules for an acrostic, then as a cinquain: 2 syllables in the first line, 4 in the second line, 6 in the third, 8 in the fourth, and…
Another Update!
This is ridiculous, really. Update! It’s been so long. Is there an antonym for update: unupdated? Or is downdated? Down rated more like, or downgraded, could fit the bill for sure. Rebooted, relaunched, resurrected! Everyone’s doing it, Lana Wachowski returns…
Update!
A quick update, because I have not been frequenting my blog, as much as I should. Trying the new Gutenberg editor for WordPress, please expect lots of errors and mistakes–not from WordPress, but from me. Correct fonts maybe an issue.…
Tarquinius W. Peterson’s Fantastical Guide to the World of Art: The Scream by Edvard Munch
Welcome to Tarquinius W. Peterson’s Fantastical Guide to the World of Art. This week we are uncovering … The Scream by Edvard Munch, 1893 Everyone knows this artwork, but that’s not surprising, as several, several copies exist today. By copies,…
Tarquinius W. Peterson’s Fantastical Guide to: The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci
Welcome, once again, to Tarquinius W. Peterson’s Fantastical Guide to the World of Art. This week we are uncovering … One of the most amazing frescoes ever, clings to the wall of Milan’s Church and Convent of Santa Maria delle…
Tarquinius W. Peterson’s Fantastical Guide to: Nighthawks by Edward Hopper
Welcome to Tarquinius W. Peterson’s Fantastical Guide to the World of Art. This week we are uncovering … An Edward Hopper, not Dennis Hopper as mentioned last week (he was six-years-old when Edward painted Nighthawks), I don’t know who mentioned Dennis,…
Tarquinius W. Peterson’s Fantastical Guide to the World of Art
Tarquinius W. Peterson, the renowned creative commentator and art historian, is a university educated and well-read critic of art and accruer of arty pictures and sculptured objets. T.W.P. 2018 Awarded a government maintenance grant, I studied at the Berkshire College…
Carriage Hats
A flash poetry writing post composed for March, inspired by Paul Gustave Fischer’s painting Copenhagen Tram; above. Carriage Hats Puff, puff on his fat cigar,This time, he’s gone too far. “How embarrassing, I should jump,I’m an old fool, a silly…
Day Tripper
A flash poetry writing post composed for March, inspired by Paul Gustave Fischer’s painting Copenhagen Tram; above. Day Tripper It’s really very important not to over-stress,Try not to do more, but attempt to do less,Being calm and relaxed is the…
Asylumed
A flash poetry writing post composed for February, inspired by Welcome to the Asylum and Lewis Carroll’s book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland; above. Asylumed Lock the door, throw away the key,You’re safe outside, not here with me. I’m happy inside,…
