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Monthly Archives: June 2016
Fleeting Love
Photo by Howie Lisnoff.
The clouds softly caressed the mountainside like fleeting love.
Hudson River Lighthouse
This is the oldest wooden-frame lighthouse left on the Hudson River in Kingston, NY. The Catskills are in the background. Not retouched. Photo by Howie Lisnoff.
How to Keep a Revolution Going…
My latest article at CounterPunch, June23, 2016.
Jackson Browne Played
Jackson Browne played plaintive chords about the open road beneath a pale three-quarter moon rising above the Berkshire Hills at Tanglewood as the Earth turned toward summer and the universe was ablaze with the sounds of creation.
Chatting Amicably
Photo by flyhighhg.com.
Chatting Amicably
Eddie and I drove out of the morning mist of the August Catskills
The Quickway to the turnpike and Long Island
A rainbow swarm of hang gliders filled the robin’s egg cloudless sky
Diving fearlessly among the high peaks
The powerful Buick left behind Swan Lake in its wake
Gliding smoothly toward the great city
The fighter pilot and war resister chatting amicably
As the summer heat grew with the morning.
So Long, Champ!
Bruce and I on Motorcycles
Bruce and I on Motorcycles
In past years, Bruce and I rode down the spine of the summer Berkshire Hills from Pittsfield on Route 41 toward Great Barrington, wind flowing effortlessly over our handlebars and helmets, roaring engines’ sound behind us and the gently undulating mountains to our east in pine and spruce and juniper and maple and beech and oak, passing by in great waves of sensual delight.
The Sky Above the Apple Orchard
Photo by Howie Lisnoff.
The Sky Above the Apple Orchard
The sky above the apple orchard was a cobalt blue today and storm clouds raced away on southern breeze. Summer had arrived upon the land.
The Human Toll of War
The Human Toll of War My latest article at this weekend’s CounterPunch, June 3, 2016
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