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New Art by Deirdre Powell

0 Comments 08 May 2013

Some new art by Deirdre Powell. Summer’s Dance by *DeirdreMariePowell on deviantART   Senorita by *DeirdreMariePowell on deviantART A Nighttime Spin by *DeirdreMariePowell on deviantART

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Nylon Stockings and Photography by Deirdre Powell

0 Comments 05 May 2013

Tips and Tricks Part 1 Yes, you read correctly, nylon stockings. Why you ask, because it is an affordable way to give pictures the soft light vintage feel without spending money on filters or apps. Just use a some nylon over the lens and presto a cool effect is completed.

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National Photography Month 2013

0 Comments 02 May 2013

  National Photography Month is here! Stay tuned over the next few weeks for technically good photographs to iconic inspirations and even a trick or two.

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Poetry

Lucid

0 Comments 16 April 2013

The harrowing matriarch of old, lost to the truth of her blood sad angry choking unable to notice how those hands are place gently around our necks now.   But I see.   Dissolving, dismissive and absent sired by despairing silence, and it’s overwhelming after the fact accolades to our worth, he looked right past [...]

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Art, Deirdre Powell Art, Editor's Thoughts

New Art Work by Deirdre Powell 2013

0 Comments 02 April 2013

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Deirdre Powell, Poetry

Danse Macabre: By Deirdre Powell

0 Comments 22 March 2013

Danse macabre: The dead children in a ring Laugh, dance and sing. Back eyes, ash face Clothed in dirty lace.   Merrily are the dead things with light steps and swings. Hearts joyous with one- Oh! Such fun.   The yellow dress girl Looks on with envious eyes. I’ll sneak in she thinks; Once I [...]

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Flow Notes By Tamara Jo Cortez

1 Comment 17 March 2013

Flow Notes By Tamara Jo Cortez is a little inspirational book that can renew your life and uplift your spirit. Tamara examines the core and insight of thought and process and examines true reality and the concept of letting to of the ego and allowing divine guidance for healing. With exercises in place the reader [...]

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Articles, Scott Maxwell

The Dionysian Apostle By Scott Maxwell

0 Comments 05 March 2013

The Dionysian Apostle: Pablo Neruda’s relations with Hermeticism and Nietzsche The greatest poet of the 20th century in any language— Gabriel García Márquez Battle not with monsters, lest ye become a monster, and if you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes also into you—Nietzsche Pablo Neruda the great Chilean poet stated in an interview, [...]

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Poetry

Aspects of Isis by AVAKÀ DRAKA

0 Comments 18 February 2013

She smiles in the gray, where light and dark shine through the heart of our will. She stands at the door, when hope dies, and faith is born.   She gives us what we do not want, and pray to never need. Our roots, our light, our lives.   She draws together ends that veer [...]

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The Return of the Feminine: Part 2: Synergy by Avakà Draka

0 Comments 09 February 2013

On December 12th 2012, I had the privilege to lead a group of five adults, in an activity focusing on the needs and gifts of the inner child. At nearly mid-day we clustered around a fallen stone inside the ruins of the Khnemu temple in Aswan Egypt, and colored like school children on a field [...]

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The harrowing matriarch of old,
lost to the truth of her blood
sad angry choking
unable to notice how those hands are place gently around our necks now.

But I see.

Dissolving, dismissive and absent
sired by despairing silence,
and it’s overwhelming after the fact accolades to our worth,
he looked right past us.

But I see.

An ancient wellspring of heavy pain
waving weighty walking sticks
stubborn righteous and ignorant.
Shame on who?

Oh, I see

Our children with their open hearts
and their tears of joy
and their hunger for existence,
please don’t look to me.

Show me.
So I may see.