Monthly Archives: October 2010

Washington D.C. Diary

Posted on October 17, 2010 by Malcolm Farley

We visited Washington D.C. on Columbus Day weekend for what seemed like the last exhalation of “summer’s honeyed breath.” It was balmy enough to eat outside each night. On Sunday afternoon, we rented bikes from the city’s new “rent-a-bike” system … Continue reading →

Posted in Cahier/Journal, Quotations | Tagged Abraham Lincoln, biking in Washington, D.C., Lincoln Memorial, Lincoln's God, Lincoln's speech, President Lincoln, Second Inaugural Address, Washington D.C., Washington diary | Leave a comment

Matisse/Picasso

Posted on October 4, 2010 by Malcolm Farley

Matisse/Picasso “Good morning, good morning, good morning…” Not! There’s bad blood between me and the vast apparatus of Rise and Shine. How can we set our gyroscope to launch the “Sant Pablo” or plot a course to Luxe, Calme et … Continue reading →

Posted in My Poetry, Poetry | Tagged calme, dawn, ecphrastic art, Lord Atom, luxe, Matisse, odalisque, painting, Picasso, pillions, poems about painters, poems about paintings, poodle, rhymed sonnet, Shakesperean sonnet, slug, the Matisse/Picasso show at MOMA, tornado, volupté | Leave a comment

Monthly Archives: October 2010

Washington D.C. Diary

Matisse/Picasso

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