Spring Paintings by Kinkade
purple sky at eve
a log cottage by a stream
with windows aglow
after Vietnam
my old familiar path home
lights and chimney smoke
lilac carnival
decorates each city block
it must be springtime
a splendid stone bridge
arched over a placid flow
june night memory
blue wildwood steeple
with many a wagon track
june morning service
dusk in the city
rain soaked streets thrusting up light,
cars, shops and people
David Austin is professional violinist and teacher, who communicates through poetry. He has played with the Cincinnati Symphony, taught at Colorado College and various public schools. He is a published author, who has been writing poetry and novels for over 40 years. His pride and joy is a shelter in which he feeds and cares for animals. David is a member of Poetry Soup.
You have painted a beautiful visual here Daver - a joy reading you today. Your words are always so comforting, bringing the reader wanting to read you again...
ReplyDeleteRhoda Galgiani
Dear Daver (alliteration)
ReplyDeleteAs vivid as it gets.
love,
Kathy
Thank you, Connie Marcum Wong, for the following comment--
ReplyDeleteDavid, the light projected by his paintings pales in comparison to the vivid imagery of your poetic words. Just beautiful!
Blessings, Lotus
Thank you, Jack Clubb, for the following comment--
ReplyDeleteThe peace and nostalgia I find in Kinkade's painting are reflected in this poem.