Raoul Hausmann, Untitled, 1931,
Eyes fish, rods and cones, in silver
round within round in a square box.
Grey scaled snap shot rumination
who masticates cached mash-ups
through long winter nights. Star-
struck with revelatory indictables,
shadow blanket holds her, warm,
until morning’s cold glare of dawn.
Carrie is the host of The Sunday Muse.
Tao Talk 
I hope you get some sleep soon. Counting sheep may get your mind off these things. Or think of my scary close up while driving:
or
https://jimmiehov.blogspot.com/2007/07/farmers-can-help-us-keep-our-suvs-and.html
It happened in Ireland.
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Jim, I sleep like a (well-fed, contented) baby. The poem is ekphrastic, where I was inspired by the subject in the image. I’m glad mama cow stayed safe from the metal motorized killers.
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I figured it was “your poet,”not you writing this. Mine does things like that too. I decided to exercise my new, or revived, interest in “rumination.” BTW, I also exercised poet’s privilege when I said 150 years ago, I just guessed. Actually Macy’s was founded in 1885, to be 165 years old this year. Thank you for keeping me ‘honest’.
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Fun comment, Jim. Happy Sunday!
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This snaps, would love to hear it spoken aloud
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Thanks, Wyndolynne. Maybe I’ll read it at a dVerse Open Link Night sometime.
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If we’re really looking we must be star-struck. Great image to work from. (K)
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Thanks Kerfe, and yes, it is!
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Glad the blanket is keeping her warm during long winter nights.
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Indeed, Sherry. Thanks!
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nicely done Lisa! ❣️
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Thank you, Cindy!
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You’re so welcome Lisa! 💞
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The night brings warmth when one is starstruck. Interesting poem.
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Thank you, Truedessa.
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Interesting rounds in your poem. Best Wishes for 2023
Much❤love
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Thanks, Gillena, and To You! <3
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True warmth is what we all long for! A unique and wonderful poem for the image my friend!
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Thanks, Carrie :)
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I like where this strange picture took you, Lisa.
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I do too, Keith. Thanks!
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perhaps the creepiest image I’ve seen this year. 😁
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I know! Carrie always gives us evocative choices of images.
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Agreed! 😁
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The image is very strange, but you pulled beautiful poetry from it. Bravo!
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Thanks so much, Susie!
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I get an eerie feeling from that image.
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It is a strange image and it inspired a strange poem.
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Yes it did…you did a good job encapsulating it…
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Thank you. In a way it felt like looking out of one of those fish eyes on a door and seeing myself. Difficult to explain.
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I had to read that one a few times for it to hit because the image through me off. It’s hard for ME to explain it.
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