Pennsylvania Author/Artist, Lynda McKinney Lambert brings a poem from her archives today.
Do you remember the fear that gripped the world at the end of the final year of the twentieth-century?
Lynda wrote this poem on that final day. You can read the entire poem at this time. It has never been published or shared before now.
“I glanced to my right this morning
only to see that God has laid back his head
and is having a roaring good laugh…”
Continue reading →Pennsylvania author and artist, Lynda McKinney Lambert provides insight into Barbara Crooker’s book of poetry, Les Fauves.
Color must be a physical act, created in new ways. The pigment shows the artist’s feelings and emotions about the people and the places he paints. Grass can be purple and blue – it is not necessarily green. A person’s face can be a variety of unexpected and stunning hues. Color selections reflect the desires of the artist. Color and texture make thick layers…
Pennsylvania author Lynda McKinney Lambert – reads her poem, “Fanfare & Ballyhoo.”
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