Only a red brick archway with a door cooling in the shadows from the University of Pretoria, South Africa, for today’s Thursday Doors.
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Opening Doors to Poems for Animal Lovers
I am excited to open a new door to my poems for animals lovers.
Yesterday I visited the extraordinary Kathy Kieth at Medusa’s Kitchen, daily poetry from around the world (poetry with fangs!), with four poems from my poetry book As Good as Gold: Why, Moon? – Silver Stars – Why, Owl? – White.
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Enjoy a story for the oldest door found at Corvin Castle, Transylvania, and still in use.
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When did geometry became art, seeping in everyday Romanian folk creations is a question as old as the cave art of Paleolithic Transylvania, and as old as the first human glimpse of the stars, the flowers, and the rivers. Art is life that’s been lived.
Continue reading “When Geometry is Art in Romanian Folk Creations #Im4Ro”Through the Maramures and the Szeklers Gates, in Dreamland, for Thursday Doors
Passing through wood-carved gates, such as the Maramures or the Szeklers gates is a memorable experiences, as I discovered during the research for my latest book, Dreamland.
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