Tag Archives: Brooklyn

Surely His Salvation/Hunger Doesn’t Take…

Posted on July 30, 2011 by Malcolm Farley

Posted in Photos | Tagged Atlantic station, Brooklyn, Brooklyn photography, Brooklyn subway, Hunger Doesn't Take A Summer Break, New York City subways, New York photography, New York subway, Pacific station, proselytizing in the subways, Surely His Salvation Is Nigh Them That Fear Him | Leave a comment

A Kitchen Accident In Prospect Heights

Posted on September 9, 2010 by Malcolm Farley

A Kitchen Accident in Prospect Heights M. bastes the roasting pheasant with a jigger of too-cold Pinot Grigio, and the glass baking dish shatters. Pheasant fat spills into the oven, crackles angrily, then sublimes. Smoke spews through the stove-top, chokes … Continue reading →

Posted in My Poetry, Poetry | Tagged Brooklyn, In The Shadow of Man, Jane Goodall, kitchen accident, Malcolm Farley's poems, Malcolm Farley's poetry, Metamorphoses, Ovid, pheasant, pinot grigio, poems, Poetry, Prospect Heights, sonnet, sonnets, The Death of Socrates, the sonnet | Leave a comment

Morning/Subway/Red Hook

Posted on August 6, 2010 by Malcolm Farley

Hint: For a better view, click on each photo in the gallery below.

Posted in Photos | Tagged bedspread, Brooklyn, morning, port scene, Red Hook, subway, subway riders, subway workers | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Brooklyn

Surely His Salvation/Hunger Doesn’t Take…

A Kitchen Accident In Prospect Heights

Morning/Subway/Red Hook

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