
Month: May 2023
Sunday Poem-W.H. Auden
Three Short Poems
The underground roads
Are, as the dead prefer them,
Always tortuous.
– – –
When he looked the cave in the eye,
Hercules
Had a moment of doubt.
– – –
Leaning out over
The dreadful precipice,
One contemptuous tree.
Seattle Photo-Restaurant Silhouette
Memorial Day 2023
Those who have died in service of our country, we, the living, honor and mourn your loss.
Seattle Photo-Think Like A Fish
Seattle Photo-Bull Terrier
Seattle Photo-Playground
Tuesday Poem-David Ignatow
The Bagel
I stopped to pick up the bagel
rolling away in the wind,
annoyed with myself
for having dropped it
as if it were a portent.
Faster and faster it rolled,
with me running after it
bent low, gritting my teeth,
and I found myself doubled over
and rolling down the street
head over heels, one complete somersault
after another like a bagel
and strangely happy with myself.
Seattle Photo-City Image
Seattle Photo-Some Shapes & Colors
Seattle Photo-April Days
Seattle Photo-The Black Triangle
Tuesday Poem-Robert Pinsky
A Long Branch Song
Some days in May, little stars
Winked all over the ocean. The blue
Barely changed all morning and afternoon:
The chimes of the bank’s bronze clock;
The hoarse voice of Cookie, hawking
The Daily Record for thirty-five years







