Showing posts with label Bloomability. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bloomability. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Land of Bloomability and Unfinished Angel, continued


If you continue past the Herman Hesse museum
(see previous post)
you will come to a stone arch
that connects two buildings

a path leads you through the arch
and down a short slope

you round a curve
the trees part
and then
you see
this:



You can hardly believe your eyes.

You have to sit there
on a red bench
and 
breathe deeply.

Such a world!

xx

Saturday, September 5, 2015

Switzerland and Bloomability


I'm back in Switzerland
in the land of Bloomability
and The Unfinished Angel
coming and going
one foot here
one foot in the States
for the next two years.

Above photo is from one of my favorite walks
through the village of Montagnola
past the small Herman Hesse museum.

Below is a close-up of Hesse's typewriter
in that second-story window:


Something quite charming
about that black typewriter
with white paper
ready to be filled
with
words
. . .

xx

Friday, March 6, 2015

The Red Bench


(Click to enlarge)

so much depends
upon

a wooden bench
painted red

perched on the
side

of a Swiss
mountain

~~

This bench appears in two of my books:  
Bloomability and The Unfinished Angel

xx