Mind over matter – a flash fiction story
Mind over matter: Believe you can and you can walk through walls, leap through a piano – as long as you don’t lose concentration.
Images: A scrapbook collection of photographs, illustrations (digital and otherwise) and the images I publish on social media. Read Imaging my World for more details or scroll down.
Mind over matter: Believe you can and you can walk through walls, leap through a piano – as long as you don’t lose concentration.
Porphyrophobia: a person with an irrational fear of the colour purple. Irrational fears of certain skin colours lie at the root of so much evil. But purple?
“Surreptitiously” is a Twitter haiku about winter and spring, age and youth. The illustration is probably a bit of wish fulfillment.
Insouciance – a poem in which Narcissus prefers to descibe his manner as insouciance. The alternative seems somehow self-centred. Besides – daffodils!
Advent candles: Two photos with Advent-appropriate inspirational slogans. I may be going into business as a producer of inspirational cards. Or maybe not.
Stylized picture (photoshopped) of graffiti artist apparently painting mezzo-American figures on a white-washed wall.
Faces in the Rocks: Someone says “That rock’s looking at me!” And you look closer and you see … A gallery of photographs of rock faces by Joakim Stampe.
Dark and sleet – a picture postcard illustrating a couple of seasonally descriptive haiku written recently and previously published on Twitter.
Gallery of photographs of first frost: the early morning sun, on frosted leaves and flowers in Gothenburg’s Trädgårdsföreningen park.