inspiration – Joan Ellen Gage

Fitting In, Digital Art and Poetry by Joan Ellen Gage

Fitting In I sit quietly, this miraculous in itself. Hands finger smooth paper, caress the cold metal of the writing implement. Exhaling, eyes flutter, colors speak, indigo and Parrish blue flash behind gossamer lids, a sensation of the world flattening, planing, a compressed square of self slides, into my background, snapping in like a puzzleContinue reading “Fitting In, Digital Art and Poetry by Joan Ellen Gage”

By Design, Poetry for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, by Joan Ellen Gage

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By Design: A poem for National Womens’ Breast Cancer Awareness Month, by Joan Ellen Gage

This poem is from Joan Ellen Gage’s book, Water Running Downhill. Below the text, you will see a link with the author reading the poem. Gage created this image using a photo animation program. The Website Water Running Downhill no longer exists. Joan’s other website is listed below. OTHER WEBSITE: https://joans-zone.com/ FACEBOOK PAGE: https://www.facebook.com/yourpersonalcheerleaderJoanEllenGage/ JOAN’SContinue reading “By Design: A poem for National Womens’ Breast Cancer Awareness Month, by Joan Ellen Gage”