Showing posts with label statuary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label statuary. Show all posts

Friday, February 21, 2014

Blue on Blue - and Blown


Amid the melting snow, the statues of nubile girls and boys 
on a fountain danced in the bright sun. 
The centerpiece of the fountain, a young woman
led the group with her cymbals, her green
figure set off perfectly against the blue sky.
Just over a day later, rain storms swept into the area,
making the bare trees dance in the night
 as the rain beat against the windows, 
adding their own rhythms to greet 
the approaching spring.

Saturday, August 10, 2013

Leg-acy


This statue of renowned and revered basketball coach 
John Wooden is located at the intersection of Georgia and 
South Meridian Streets in downtown Indy.
While I understand the respect and admiration
people felt for the man, I cannot get past the
five pair of disembodied legs surrounding
the coach's figure.

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Lost His Keys


There he stands, day after day, year in year out; 
barefoot in freezing weather, overdressed for blazing summer heat.
Continually patting down his pockets,
looking for the car keys which, inevitably, will be
in the last place he chances to look.