Monthly Archives: February 2011

On The Symbolism of Language

Posted on February 6, 2011 by Ute Kaboolian

I dedicate this poem to my husband, Haigaz Kaboolian, who arrived at Ellis Island from Armenia, and to our first born, our daughter, who was born the morning after our first Fourth of July celebrattion as a married couple: On … Continue reading →

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Water

Posted on February 6, 2011 by Ute Kaboolian

WATER Lush green meadow, rain-drenched feet. Fragrant earth salts, spicy, sweet. With every drop the earth is kissed. Heaven’s blessings on my wrist. Ute Kaboolian

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Black Sheep Issue 100

Posted on February 6, 2011 by Ute Kaboolian

BLACK SHEEP Issue 100 April-May 2011 There were ninety-nine Black Sheep left before This “Black Sheep one hundred”  jumped out the door. Number 100 sums to 1, So does Jane’s 82nd birthday. Isn’t this fun? The date of May 8th sums to 8 this … Continue reading →

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Dusk

Posted on February 5, 2011 by Ute Kaboolian

Dusk Eerie sky when day meets night. Two dogs barking, owl hoots right In the midst of sun and moon Joining their duet in tune. Ute Kaboolian

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