Originally posted on Ripple Poetry :
Skull cave, Dundee Park – June Perkins Skull cave Home for bats For superhero dreams The white horse wanders. Crocodiles Swim away Escape in floods Nothing can contain them. Where crocodiles once roamed by lotus Pontoons are planned And safe places are cleared for people to camp. Lina shows us…
Scribble Leaves
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Scribble Leaves – June Perkins What does the writing on the leaves mean? Who put it there? Insect, human or Great Spirit? Hugging Heritage – June Perkins Wrap your arms around green life. Wrap your arms around the source of your breath. Wrap yourself into the story of the carving. (c) June Perkins…
Fred and Ginger
Fred and Ginger inspired a lot of my poetry when I was younger.
Maypole
Originally posted on Ripple Poetry :
From the Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers facebook page These steps we take can bring some dreams to us with shuffle-shuffle-shuffle and a toe-heel-toe. These steps we take can last eternally as we dance in top-hats and long tails, long dresses and high-heel shoes. The music is to glide for…
Discovering Shaun Tan
This is a brilliant thought provoking book – without words. As a lover of words, I also love the power of visual communication. I had never heard of this author until tutoring a Young Adults and Children course that had one of his books on the ‘reading list. Now I am so intrigued by hisContinue reading “Discovering Shaun Tan”
June Paisa Perkins 