Parable as metaphor - profile in hard glint of light, buckskin garb merging from shadow & buckboards - sandwiching of memory being elbowed thru a Deadwood City saloon door. ...
Adua had never regarded his life as a pantomime. He wanted so much to please. As a dandelion, he thought of himself as little brother to the sun catching her yellow butter in his eyes. ...
He held his hands like plastic - his vestments the finer calling of his trade, vocation as modern strummer of Nature's laws Engineer in brief - wine glass in hand...
A face in the mist, with rain around, clings to bare leaves frowning. A face through the mist, convulsed, plays stationary, perching from twigs. A face, not knowing it, trust it is good.
Image throttled in the subconscious, romantic throwback - the mind on a voyage round land's end to eclipse pyramidal fires set as beacons along rock strewn shores - her skeletal inhabitants on ice flows...
White ibis/blue crane, the arch of wings in full sail over leafy barques a wise stork scanning water like the Disney character, conductor on his train with eye-glasses & stop watch. ...
Patrician to my plebian, aristocratic leaning versus unbridled backwoods feeling - distinct Old World breeding countering rudest colonial lean-to; his carcass lay, roadworthy,...
The anger past as a cat arches her back a thickly rich robust anger blackest coffee in a thick earthen mug this thug & mugger with sufficient silk thread.
In youth, Death was a puny boy possessing but wormy hands & fleshless fingers as in Witch Hazel or Scrooge's Future Ghost - that insipid Evil One Hansel so easily outwitted...
"The world's smallest painting ... Our Beautiful Canada was painted with a single hair and the aid of a microscope. The artist considers his price of seven million dollars not too high." ...