MarciaMarcia
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Marcia
Multimedia artist-Writer-Art Therapist
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What of Love’s
What of Love’s. (Poetry monthly) By MarciaMarcia What of Love’s affair artist and muse, imagined, inanimate, spirit or flesh, caught in a moment’s...
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What I Don’t Understand Is
What I don’t understand is... what I don’t understand is how a Congress, made up, of the people, by the people and for the people, can splinter and...
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Easy Sax. By MarciaMarcia
Easy Sax easy Sax you are not so easy making movement in soulful scale rising piercing silence you tug at the senses arousing longings which touch a...
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The Color of Light. by MarciaMarcia
The Color of Light. ( Poetry Monthly) I heard today that she had given in to fears and insecurity allowing cover to envelop her light and beckon...
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How Do I Write “Mother”
How do I write “mother” I’ve painted this, the word it’s image birthed with watered pigment; reds and orange blackish browns, set within the line of...
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Bravo Sim.......You did it
Posted on Wed, 22 Nov 2017
Bravo Sim.......You did it again !!!!! I love the pace of this piece. It gives the drive of the man, within a driven industry, an entry into his internal struggles, within marriage, the design studio, the manufacturing platform, as all unfold...
Read full commentPosted in The White Rolls Royce (from Ribbentrop's Chair)
Oh Sim
Posted on Sat, 10 Jun 2017
Oh Sim
your words, your tender descriptions of the most simple of framed views, are exquisite in the telling I can hear your voice speaking your loving observations of "the house that Laurie built". I am carried back to the place, warmed...
Read full commentPosted in The House That Laurie Built (from Ribbentrop's Chair)
Sim
Posted on Wed, 24 May 2017
Sim
I am astounded by your exquisite writing....your ability to meld the history of time with the sensitivity of evolving character, revealing in layers , the life lived, within the twists and turns of being, which we acknowledge and deny...
Read full commentPosted in JEAN (From Ribbentrop's Chair)
I love this.......thank you.
Posted on Sat, 25 Jun 2016
I love this.......thank you. MarciaMarcia
Read full commentPosted in Springwatch!
Acceptance of
Posted on Fri, 29 Jan 2016
Acceptance of anticipations and all we create within ourselves
Acceptance of outcomes and the relief and release of all that silent, or not so silent struggle
which filled the before
Acceptance of..."is that all...
Read full commentPosted in Like What We Was
Oh Sim, La Belle France is so
Posted on Tue, 12 Jan 2016
Oh Sim, La Belle France is so very beautiful in all it's story. Your writing here, is superb. Your knowledge and expression of the atmosphere, sounds, sights, flavors, aromas of place is a wonderful read. I also like your juxtaposing life lived...
Read full commentPosted in La Belle France (from "Ribbentrop's Chair")
It is such a journey, this
Posted on Tue, 12 Jan 2016
It is such a journey, this life we live and how very grateful we can be, to be able to find a voice to tell and then find another's voice to listen. We need each other to bare witness that we have lived all of it and won't be forgotten.
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Read full commentPosted in Days Like These
Sim, you have a cherry !
Posted on Mon, 28 Dec 2015
Sim, you have a cherry ! Well deserved. I find myself wanting to "be" beside your characters, feeling and sensing all that they are experiencing, as they live and breath, within the lives you are creating for them.
Go Girl.............
Read full commentPosted in Odessa 1902 (from "Ribbentrop's Chair")
A beautifully sensitive told
Posted on Tue, 05 Jan 2016
A beautifully sensitive told story which grabbed me and held me till the last word. I enjoyed reading it. Thank you Silver Spun Sand
Read full commentPosted in To Glimpse a Butterfly
Beautiful and richly told,
Posted on Sun, 20 Dec 2015
Beautiful and richly told, continuation of family saga. The historical richness of Paris described a portal glimpse to a time only dreamed of. Please give us more Sim. A wonderful read.
MarciaMarcia
Read full commentPosted in BERNARD - Part 1 (from "RIBBENTROP'S CHAIR")
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