Forty-one authors from many different countries have contributed over 300 poems, short stories, and essays to make this a truly global collection. This photographic poem offers, in words and pictures, suggestions of angelic presences at sunset. It is one of seven photographic poems and essays offered in the Gallery , all of which combine poetic language with the extra dimensions of meaning made possible by photography. If you enjoy the spoken word, here are many poems written by Alan Harris and given voice by Paul Meier, Brian Harris, or Alan Harris. Currently there are a total of 76 readings from which to select.
Text is provided for each audio reading.
Trees without Talk Trees seem to have their own language, which this photographic essay honors by omitting prose and poetry except on the introductory page. All rights reserved. A Welcoming Poem by Alan Harris Audio Reading Came on a thread, you did, to shine, you do, a warm beam, you are, from a sun we all share. Bless the thread that brought us you, and you that brought the beam to share. Natural, you seem, and fresh, completely, as rainwater seeking grass, or daffodil buds blooming for April.