Doodles

 

From a Black Ocean

 

Family

 

 

 

 

Map

 

 

Dream

Clark Knowles
http://www.clarkknowles.com

http://www.twitter.com/clarkissimo

clarkknowles@gmail.com

 

Doodles, part 2

 

 

 

 

Expansion

 

Earth wind water fire

 

 

 

Clark Knowles
http://www.clarkknowles.com

http://www.twitter.com/clarkissimo

clarkknowles@gmail.com

 

Taking a Break from Blogging #Blog #Break #Timeout

Here looking for a new update? You won’t find one. I started this blog in 2009 as a report to the New Hampshire community after the State Art Council awarded me a fellowship. Originally, it was a blog devoted to discussing my writing. Since then, I’ve used it to post many things–art, life, family, music, and the like. But now I’m taking a break. In the event that someone has stumbled to this site looking for a way to contact me, the contact function will still work. I just won’t be putting up any new writing in the foreseeable future. Thanks to those who came here to read my thoughts over the past couple of years. Perhaps I’ll post more someday. Until then, I hope to see you in the real world. Be well.

So sorry that I’ve been ignoring you…

Hello blog. I’ve been ignoring you. I have no real reason. But I have been busy. I’ll get back to you soon. Things are leveling out. I’ve learned a lot in the past two months. Ill tell you the whole story in a day or two. You know I teach, right? This coming week is my spring break. Never before have I been looking forward to spring break like I am this year. More soon.

Your friend,

Clark

Dr. Dog and happy music about getting stuck in an inescapable gravitational flux…

After

Before

The #Artist and her #hamburger #art

My lovely daughter and a multi-medium hamburger. I love that she can find her creative space. Fake fur, yarn, paint, ribbon, and other ingredients make for one cool sandwich.

#joyishness+Miles Kurosky

Happiest song about a dog in burning building that you’ll ever hear. Look for the singing flame toward the end of the video. He so happy.

A belated link:

Last November, my review of Julie Doxsee’s book of poems, Objects for a Fog Death, appeared here and I never linked to the pages. The review appears Gently Read Literature, a nicely put together online magazine put out by Daniel Casey. Much goodness is found within its digital pages. I can’t seem to get the embed codes to work correctly, but here is the link: http://issuu.com/gently_read_literature/docs/grl_nov