Waiting For _Tom & Jerry_.

Approaching Storm , P.M. Rush Hour, N.J. Route 24, 8/8/2018

Tea with the Poet (dialogue with @soulreserve) Murmurs over a cup of tea, A heart half-hid, not all can see: Her heart obscured in formulary, And veiled beneath arcane vocabulary. Yet warm within, her heart beats strong, Love, joy, and passion her inner song. Her words be freed of technical efficiency, Woman whole again--the gift of poetry.

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Such an interesting and telling juxtaposition. André Breton’s « L’amour fou » (“Mad Love”) is a Surrealist commentary on the illusion of love as a fleeting experience. Such an experience must, at its root, be an expression of capitalistic consumerism. And so, to place the ultimate objects of superficial expression and consumerism atop « L’amour fou » is either an exercise in irony or an insult to an essential insight of the Leader of the French surréalistes.

@ inesmelia

earth and moon

you and me earth and moon

and our melting sky so full of shadows

aflame we’ll meet again quietly like this

let the world wonder our longing

we’ll tiptoe a little closer and kiss.

© SoulReserve 2018

“The formula for doing a good job in photography is to think like a poet.” — Imogen Cunningham #WomensHistoryMonth 📷My Signature, 1973 #ICPCollections

“frothy skirl of the river”

Luke McCallin, _The Pale House_

Fabulous book art!

Rembrandt Book Bracelet wins the 2015 Rijksmuseum Studio Award. 

I can see that the whole life could be on your wrist.

By Lyske Gais and Lia Duinker.

@soulreserve <3