Riddle
The best yet the coldest hour Predawn offers its fast-changing color show Chameleon or the stripper, we expect the surprise And we get a master’s course on Vincent’s lights For a moment we can see through his eyes In the distance, the glassy pyramids have lost their sphinges Standing like empty temples Waiting for improbable […]
We should know better Than seek adventures under the water But London weather forecasts Equate to the famous sphinx’s riddle Life is a postcard with lots of love The sun is often on the other side Photo Hugh Ardoin The Urban Landscapes Gallery
The Old Gods were quickly swept out of our digital world The masters of the moment have erected temples and towers To the glory of their virtual new fortunes Sphinges of steel searching for a riddle While Oedipus gets lost in the realm of Narcissus A mythologycally incorrect assumption Even if the Oracle could foresee […]
Seen from here the learning curve looks flat As much as the earth at the obscure times of Galileo Mirages and optical illusions are the desert’s games The dunes rise like like the Sphinx, the riddle of life and death An open hourglass that scatters the sands of time in the wind Schoolgirls walk to […]