Posts by LyricMuse

Sir Reel

Posted by on Jun 8, 2014 in Art, Film, Poetry | 2 comments

Sir Reel

Black and white images Rhythmic chatter of a spool Unwinding They play out a scene of love A silent movie That is not so silent Phrases and utterances With foreign subtitles On the outside Looking in And on the inside Looking out What is real And what is dream Real is illusion And dreams omnipotent A length of film Caught in a flame A melted cell Drops to the floor   All that is left Is the Unconscious LiNdA 35mm nitrate film clipping, from the early years of cinema. Read more http://animalnewyork.com/2013/the-gorgeously-haunting-result-of-decomposed-nitrate-film-reels/...

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Sun God

Posted by on Jun 1, 2014 in Art, Poetry | 0 comments

Sun God

  (Sun God, bronze foil repoussé)         Embrace me My Love My Love With arms of fire And fingers that weave a trail Of desire Embrace me, My Love My Love With eyes aflame And lips that ignite a passion Untamed Embrace me, My Love My Love With hair unfurled And a voice to command My world Embrace me, My Love My Love With a heart aglow And a spirit that transcends All that we know Embrace me, My Love My Love With the face of one That speaks Of the Sun Canticum Fratris Solis...

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My First Post

Posted by on May 12, 2014 in Musings | 0 comments

My First Post

So excited!  Typing in my first post! This is going to be so much fun . . .  

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Æquinoctium Autumnale

Posted by on May 5, 2014 in Poetry, Slider | 0 comments

Æquinoctium Autumnale

The earth calls out “Femina de Autumnitas, ecce tuus hora,” and I rejoice in the golden sunlight flickering gently to dusk. I dance naked beneath the amber glow of the Harvest Moon to honor the waning of days that announce the return of darkness . . .

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Sun Dial

Posted by on May 3, 2014 in Science, Slider | 0 comments

Sun Dial

And the time sundials tell, may be minutes and hours. But it may just as well be seconds and sparkles, or season and flowers. No, I don’t think of time as just minutes and hours . . .

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