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Sine qua non sun
Sine qua non sun sets down upon this land Sleepily alluring, you lay down in space How awe struck to touch on this moment in time Siphoning light from off mothers land Subpoena for the moon, it is his time in court Gift from above to bring life anew Silhouette of light in the heavens above Luminous heavenly body, staunch in the sky Sine qua non sun sets down upon this land Sleepily alluring, you lay down in space |
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Crimson sky bleeds before me Stark in appearance I feel Screaming out in silence Oh of the twilight that I talk Critical comment or judgement To crown the earth with this Crimson sky bleeds before me |
Tuck in the earth with your grand display
Taking sight with my camera then
Aiming at your majestic view
Makes my soul take flight feeling brand new
Shingles to the earth in many a hue
Greetings to the moon as a time clue
Shroud to the days passing his hours now through
Sighted can't help but homage then too
Crimson toned sun setting down into space
Leaving in such honor and wonderful grace
Pleasing to the spirit the colors above
Makes my heart sigh watching natures love
The peace of God spreads throughout the land
Watching would bring peace to the heart of any man
A rainbow of colors dancing all about
Makes the wolf throw his head back and shout
Sienna sierra set before my weary eyes
Topped with the most sensuous of skies
Fiery sunset ending my day
Beautiful Sunday glorious day
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Theresa F. Jodray holds her Masters in Parapsychic Science. She is a freelance photographer and writer whose uninhibited work inspires people in all walks of life, including other photographers and artists, several of whom have publicly praised her work. Many of Theresa's poems have been published. Her poetry is admired for its spiritual beauty and its truthful expression of the poet's love for the Creation in northern Alaska. |
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Theresa has written and has had published numerous
articles on the paranormal as well as about actual parapsychic
events, illustrated with her astonishing photos. She has also
drawn on her personal experience with abuse and her care of
the abused to write articles dealing with spousal, child, and
animal abuse. Her published works include Twelve Tiny Tales, a children's story/picture book, and The Psychic Soul, a collection of her poetry. |
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The photographs and poetry are exceptional and inspirational just as you, Teri. The core of your creativity, both visual and written connects us with the inner and outer beauty in all things leaving in its wake a peaceful harmonized energy. Beautiful! Dallas Franklin <ericdbread@pdq.net> - Monday, September 03, 2001 at 21:31:06 (EDT) Theresa, your work is wonderful as always! It's good to be working with you again. Lou Harper <luharper@prodigy.net> - Monday, September 03, 2001 at 14:35:12 (EDT) The photos accompanied by poetry exhibit much more than words can say. How can I capture (in words) the tears in my eyes, the lump in my throat and a wonderful sense of escape as I am drawn into each 'story?' Each piece is a work of art, filled with grace and joy. I am consumed by it and gladly. Janet Caldwell <jlyjan@aol.com> - Monday, September 03, 2001 at 14:19:43 (EDT) Spectacular photography, sensitive poetry. A pleasure to see and read... Sue Turner <SusanT1466@aol.com> - Monday, September 03, 2001 at 13:26:55 (EDT) Breathtaking photographs, especially on Beautiful Sunday Glorious Day. Your writings are quite inspirational. Molly <grimmysmollly@aol.com> - Sunday, September 02, 2001 at 16:37:50 (EDT) |
