YUCATAN
On a slate swept
clean by a stone
from the sky,
where masons once
stacked temples
high above the trees
and fire-breathing
conquistadors stamped
the earth flat again,
where haciendas
bloomed amid raw
henequen spikes–
this is the place
to spread your
colorful wings.
Starting November 1, 2024 I will be moving my writing to Substack. The emails of my SchererWorks subscribers have been migrated to my substack account. My “handle” on Substack is @ghosttraveller. The URL for Substack is: https://substack.com/home. There you can find my musings related to art, life and the pursuit
Last weekend, about 4,000 people attended the NW Marine Art Works Open Studio event in Portland. Oregon. I opened my studio (number 55) with a collection of paintings and drawings that I had finished over the past year or so. Each one was painted or drawn deliberately–knowing that one day,
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>________________________________ > From: “”Espíritu de Mérida”” >To: Click to show encoded email >Sent: Monday, October 21, 2013 7:05 PM >Subject: [New post] A poem from our friend Kurt > > > > WordPress.com >Jeffrey Scherer posted: “YUCATAN On a slate swept clean by a stone from the sky, where masons once stacked temples high above the trees and fire-breathing conquistadors stamped the earth flat again, where haciendas bloomed amid raw henequen spikes– this is the place to” >
I agree, spread your colorful wings. What a poem !
well done.