Today While the Blossoms Still Cling to the Vine
Outdoor Chapel
fingers strumming strings,
our voices skim cass pond. who
cares what the morrow
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3 x 3″; watercolor, ink, and colored pencil on paper
card #1 to caroline at camp
2025
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Notes about poem and art:
• “Outdoor Chapel” is an homage to a Camp Takodah memory. Caroline is at camp right now, first summer as a leader and, though I am not at Takodah, I can smell the fresh air, hear wavelets of Cass Pond water lapping the shore, feel myself standing there 50+ years ago singing a folk song at a Sunday morning outdoor chapel service with my leader-in-training friends.
• I’ll Taste is in response to my having discovered Lorene Forkner on Instagram a few weeks ago and being entranced by her series of seeing-color-in-the-garden color-mixing swatches. Wanting to gain a bit of personal experience with watercolor, I think using her work as inspiration seems like a great way to explore.
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