The Red Earth
Rhyme and Time
In the sea pink petals. Why you go away? Leaving your pink in the waterway. Under neath the water. Turning almost blue. pink in the water. The stillness of you. Never did go, Said the petals, Reply. The blue and the pink. So suddenly shy. Addressing their reticence. I spoke to the blue. Have you ever loved a rose? For rose time is true. Where would you go, Immediately to find? These roses of pleasure. Floating along rhyme and time. (Sing) Petals on top. The entelechy of nature. Twice a reflection. Blue and her pink. For to savor. (notes by a painter) Composed by Susy Kamber All rights reserved
2020
Other
Conceptual/Poetic
Peace Colors
(I like to think of nature as a force of reflection. How beautifully nature moves itself in natural forms of change. How we too can emulate this exquisite expression with others. The rain falls as singular droplets into waterways formed by each of them into larger wholes. So we too are singular and in meeting with and joining others we become larger wholes. There exists much in the way of this joining together that can facilitate peace. In a sense togetherness whether existing in a bouquet of flowers, oceans housing each part of life within, the forest ecosystem in growth and regrow or the breeze of people in collaboration uniting as a force of change begins the cycle of peace in a world so desperately in need. These changes we need to recognize we can learn to accomplish together.)
2021
Other
Poetic
The Red Earth
the red earth changed me. turned me into a feeling of warmth. that red earth place opened up its walls. into a condensed ocean. sky blue above it. the birds playing games with the clouds. while they turn themselves into puffy white castles. for the birds to sing inside. the air filled with breaths of majestic opulence like flowers coming out of one’s mouth. blooming the essence of gold song. the rhythm an intersection of ideas tumbling into me. as dance steps. as lines becoming colors. drawing trees...their flowers. people...their homes. words as poetry. red like the earth. © Susy Kamber
2021
Other
Conceptual/Poetic