Week VI: PicturePage

Week VI: FALL PICTURE/POEMS by Cliff Crego

Photographs/Texts for **Week VI** of Fall Display: Click on **thumbnail** for image with text.
Photo	Texts	Photo	Texts
	Walking the World: On Form and Water in Flowing Movement		The Broken Lance "fire and air, f i r e and a i r."
	More Leaves "The summer fades behind you, as late one morning you look up from your work..."		Rilke: A Walk "and changes us, even when we do not reach it, into something, that ..."
	Barn Work "An old wheel- barrow, the wooden handle's worn thin as a bone..."		Neon Graffiti: At the Keyboard "tap, tap, t a p!"
	The Beech and the Eye of the Moor "...into the world in which it has grown so slowly, and knows so well..."		The High Country Moor "How many moons had to pass over empty measures of mineral silence..."

...about Picture/Poems

A little introduction to the display
and the different ways you can
wander through it.

...Cockspur Hawthorn

The epigram photo and quote
from Ansel Adams which
begin Week V.

| Site Map |

...go to Week VI, text-only version

This is for those readers who wish
to go straight to the poems and
other texts.

...go to related sites and links

...go to Table of Contents: Weeks I-IV

The TOC is rather like a central showcase
for all the 36 images and texts which
compose the Spring Display. Instead a
composite frame of eight photos, as
shown above, you can view a
numbered, sequential
overview.

...go to Table of Contents: Weeks V-VIII

The central showcase for
the Fall Picture/Poem Display.

...back to the Central Display

This is the main entrance to the website.
You can find updates, a poster as well
as new weekly features there.

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