To my visual art... just in case anybody who hasn't already got it, wants it.

Serialbabbler’s art gallery

"But that's the problem with words. Once you let them out of your mouth, there's no taking them back again." -from Dingo by Charles de Lint

So they talk about awareness ( Read more... )

that age will bring all
my butterflies down one by one
leaving me with time

know myself like i
know myself like i know the
sun warm radiance

might possibly be
some new poetry sometime
or other soon yep

None of them are exactly what you were looking for, but, eh, what can you do? *grin* Oh, and some of them I just included for the fun of it.This ( Read more... )

A deviant orator would favor silence,
No doubt.
Hold everyone captive without constraint.
No restraints.
No placation.
Just a well timed...
Pause...
That never ended.
Thus would be formed the ultimate sect
To draw in all us world weary,
All us talk tired,
All us faceless masses
Yearning to be quiet.

"Looking closer can make something beautiful. Sometimes I can change how I feel about something by drawing it. Drawing makes me find the curves, the shadows, the ins and outs, and the beautiful parts. I solved my hating snakes by drawing their scales, tiny and silvery, overlapping and overlapping, until all I saw was how perfect they were." - ( Read more... )

"American business has long been a consumer of smart people." -from The 2010 Meltdown: Solving the Impending Jobs Crisis by Edward E. Gordon.

That's probably more true than the author intended it to be. *Munch munch munch*

"A student of German male clothing in the twentieth century will be struck immediately by the German bent toward national uniqueness. There's not merely the oddity of lederhosen. There's this: during the 1930's, and doubtless before, the public executioner performed his function, by means of an ax, in full evening dress, wearing white tie and ( Read more... )

"In 1950 the new Air Force uniform was ready. There was little difference between the outfits of officers and men except the insignia. But the Air Force found it did have to make one significant change. The old tradition of manly shoulder patches would have to go. Some of the old ones had been openly warlike, if not sadistic, depicting skulls, ( Read more... )