haiku by Angel Edwards Λ Art by Janko de Beer
Sky of tender blue
Tiny clouds ride your still waves
pleasures April day
April haiku
- April 13 2015
Angora white moon
reclines on the sky of blue velvet
full figured round
goddess of the night
AE sep 6
Cardinal in Snow. Haiku
Cardinal in snow
Watched from my sister’s window
Red wings in the white
March 23 2014
Can I Wish My Love haiku
Can I wish my love
Spirit riding a prayer
Message,comfort him
Angel Edwards
March 17 2014
Haiku #6
Tendrils of sorrow
hang suspended
veiled in pain
cocoon the iced cold
Angel Edwards,a member of SOCAN, BMI and VMA owns a small music publishing company.A dozen of her songs are published by Saddlestone Publishing.She currently performs as a solo acoustic electric singer songwriter guitarist.
Her poems are included in two international poetry anthologies “Mind Paintings” and “Between Earth and Sky” from Silver Bow Publishing
Her poem “Morning Flight” was published in The Long Islander Newspaper in “Walt’s Corner” April 23 2015.
Her poetry was published in several issues of RCLAS ezine
Four poems and the short story “Mira and Elroy” were published June 2015 by The Screech Owl Magazine
The Tale of Mira and Elroy was published by vancouverweekly in Feb 2013
Her poem The Amethyst was published June 18 by doveslines love stories
http://www.reverbnation.com/AngelEdwards
https://itunes.apple.com/ca/artist/angel-edwards/id282564414
Janko de Beer A South African artist and practicing advocate of law based in Cape Town, South Africa.
Over the years, Janko has participated in many group exhibitions and had his first solo exhibition, a depiction of the juxtapositions in South African society, in 2010.
Janko’s current work is inspired by the natural shapes and textures of dried-out Bull Kelp stems collected from various beaches around South Africa. His sculptures are a unique mastery of motion, form and texture influenced by the precepts of contemporary futurism in sculpting.
The sculptures are constructed by first creating a metal armature, which is shrouded in dry bull kelp stems, bulbs and fins, whereafter details and depth are added using non-drying modelling clay. The final product is then cast into limited editions of bronze and RPS resin.
Janko’s sculptures are not only visually stimulating, bold and dramatic but also convey the history of the medium with strong individual characters and a subtle touch of surrealism
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