I have a poem up in Visual Verse, and so does Jane. I enjoy ekphrastic prompts. If you want to try it, there’s a new prompt each month.
You can read mine and see the image by Adriaen van Utrecht, an early 17th century Flemish artist, here.
I’m sharing this with dVerse Open Link Live.
I have a poem up in this month’s Visual Verse. I am in good company in this issue:
Jane Dougherty, Kerfe Roig, and Luanne Castle are among the published responses (so far) to this month’s image by Olga Naida. The Visual Verse images are always . . .unusual. You can read my poem, “Near Miss,” and see the image here.
You can read all the responses here.
My poem, “What the Hummingbird Sees,” is in the latest issue of Visual Verse. You can read it here.
“They call her Hummingbird, tiny and splendidly arrayed,
flitting from task to task, as they to flowers,”
The poem is a response to the image by Susan Fenimore Cooper. You will most likely recognize and want to read other poets in this issue, Vol.9, Chapter 5
My poem, “Versions and Visions” was published in the most recent issue of Visual Verse.
You can see the image and read my poem here.
I’m sharing this with dVerse Open Link Night—live today at 3:00 PM, EST.
I’ve recorded it, as well.
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