Independence, fireworks and dissent (July 4, 2005)
the first notes
squeezed from bagpipes
small town parade
from To Hear the Rain
Independence Day
after all the fireworks, the stars
still there
long after
the fireworks
a shooting star
from Almost Unseen
fireworks
I close my eyes
for a second look
night train
the fireworks
you missed
boom! boom! ka-boom!
so many duds…
fireworks
translated by D.G. Lanoue
Fourth of July–
grandma’s throw
half way to the toddler
you squeeze my hand . . .
how still the sky
after fireworks
Michael Dylan Welch. from Open Window - haiku & photos “WelchFireworksSM”
“Fourth of July” - Click here to see the original photo and poem
“you squeeze my hand” - Click here to see the original photo and poem
by dagosan:
the old war vet –
holding his grandson
and oxygen tank
“papaJames04sm” original
by arthur j. giacalone
fireworks –
in the crowd
one dog wimpers, one howls
!!!!!!!
finale
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fireworks
town hall fireflies
keep working the crowd
[July 4, 2005]
“Caution: Children at War” by Woody Birtie
“Curb Your God” by Daniel Young
“iRAQ,” by Copper Greene
“designDissentG” - protest images from The Design of Dissent (2005) - the book
– the exhibit (School of Visual Arts)
– the authors: Milton Glaser, and Mirko Ilic
