Elizabeth M. Tayer wrote about August:`
August rushes by like desert
rainfall
A flood of frenzied upheaves,
Expected,
But, still catching me
Unprepared
Like a matchflame
Bursting in the scene
Heat and haze of crimson
Susets
Like a dream
of Moon and dark barely
Recalled
A moment
Shadows caught in a blink
Like a quick kiss
One wishes for more
But it suddenly turns to
Leave
Dragging summer away
~
True, doncha think? On August 13th, in cahoots with the Phillips Collection, "Phillips After 5" there will be an exhibit of art paintings that's focus will be on Post-War-Shock.
Buffy W's blog made me want to mention this art exhibit. I will find out more today from FRESHFARMMARKETS. The poem was just on their web site. At the DC art boogaloo, they will serve up some peach sangria.
Who knows what else? Maybe green leek soup with a black raspberry on top, and there is a bumper crop of great foods all through August. Buy at the farm markets? August is a bumber crop harvest time!
:`car bumpers, sickle pears, green zebra tomatoes, Aunt Ruby German Green Tomato, yogurt, butter, nectarines, and juicy ripe Crinshaw melons. Gelati on top? I am starting to enjoy that Italian style Gelati more than ice cream.


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And gelati - rich yet lighter than ice cream.
Hadn't thought of August that way before, but I can see it.
and overhead airplanes...
...
make me sneeze on the fruits
vegetables, and sweet onions.
Sometimes a shoppers snorts.
Professional lawyers hate that.
Farmera hate snorts and toots.
Why make snorts noises? huh?
Time to conks out. Hit thee hay.
Owl_Says_Who check lice huh?
Stella check ears for wax gelato?
Wakingupslowly? check for leek?
Zumamalicious? green leek? pea?
Shoplifter in DC made off? 1- leek?
Somebody steal one leeks. O Zuma?
Zumamalicious stole one green leek?
that's okay. a moment is one eternity.
Ralph Waldo Emerson said a moment
is one concentrated eternity. two times.
I'll go gaze at the Moon and cool downs.
inner city women make boondocks wow!
I wish I went straight to my lonely pillow.
My daughter, Christinea, She drops the 'a' likes cinnamon.
She toast raison and cinnamon bread. She'll wed in autumn.
I bought her a colorful homemade Amish quilt. No be married?
sigh.
Remembrance:`There use to me Mr. William Timberman who was a mentor to many on G.G. Unclaimed Territory. I read UT for six months to learn the language. Mr. Timerman would write sorta like this:`The 60's revolution wasn't really one. We people fell far short of that.
Bill Timberman one day wrote od his disagreement with writers on detail- Naomi Wolfe said:`adolescent leftist read Marx rather than Montesquieu. She had a clue?
Timberman was big on economic justice. It's essential. Necessary. It's the basis for liberty. Well.
He' write. W.T.'d Fill ya in gently.
He kept your attention as a mediator.
I never even knew what a libertarian was.
He's use words like 'Hunky-dory. O so fun.
He's write of Teddy R. and Dooey. Hiroshima.
Nagasaki, rye whiskey, God, Guns, Rt-wingers,
Guys on talk-radio's vile Rush Limbaugh, but ...
William Timberman was a reconciler. a fair ump.
He's express worry that banker may be strung up!
He was never mean. He meant good common folk-
are fed up! He worried politico would get hemp`ed!
What he so communicated so well- no get to the era!
Crooks get strung up on inner DC lamppost. Or thee
Oak Trees!
Hi W. Timberman.
You okay? I pray so.
Ya no mean. Ya no bonkers.
You never bewildered readers.
Well. Hearts are still war sore.
O phooey. Last night? You hear?
Insects rub hind legs together tho.
The night noise of the legs was calm.
Maybe latter my gadget will be hocked?
I go into DC and hock a few farmer rockets?
huh? That's nonviolent. It's nasty corn pollen.
The corn tassels hang and the doves go coo coo.
I adore leek soup, gelato and summer markets. The art sounds interesting...I think I may stick with food though:)