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[RANT] Denying Homosexual Couples CommissionsJournal Entry: Mon Jan 27, 2014, 4:15 PM
Oh, boy! Controversy. I'm prepared to look at and discuss any opposing points about this.
This has happened to me more than once:
I notice that someone has great art, and I go to look at their commissions. Their prices are pretty affordable, so I ask them to draw Nook and I (and it's always a "fluff"-type pose, like snuggling, or nuzzling, that kind of thing, nothing sexual)
... and I get a response that just says, "I don't draw gay couples" (Or something along the lines of it). No explanation, no reasoning, just that they don't draw them.
Usually, these people accept straight couples and will draw them without a fuss. So, why refuse a couple when the only difference is that they're of the same gender?
You're really turning down a commissioner because of what's between their (and their loved one's) legs?
It's totally OKAY to not approve of homosexuality, I'm cool with it, as long as you don't try to deny someone basic rights that you would've happily given to someone who was straight, like commissions, for example.
Commissions are BUSINESS. Many people know very well not to let their personal views get in the way of commissions. Take stamp makers, for example, they very often take commissions for stamps that express views that they don't agree with, and they're fine with it. Someone is paying you to draw for them.
My final point is, even though it's a matter of personal preference, it's not fair at ALL to deny someone who's gay a commission, when if that person was straight, you would've drawn their requested art for them no problem.
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They have the right to draw & not draw whatever the hell they want. It is the artist's right.
If you don't like it, then go get another artist who will, simple.
Friend it's discrimination, just like if I wouldn't draw a straight couple based upon my beliefs ( I have nothing wrong with straight people it's just an example ) people would get hella angry
Your personal life and business life are 2 different things and they should be kept separate.
Your personal life and business life are 2 different things and they should be kept separate.
It is the artists right; take it how you will. You can't force us to draw things we do not believe in. I am the one providing the business/service, & I have a right to deny you that service if it's something I am uncomfortable with. I won't draw a gay couple, snuggling/kissing or otherwise. Likewise how another artist won't draw religious symbols or no male characters (which I've seen and I have no problem with).
I could argue this further but it would get this discussion nowhere, thus, I leave you with this last input.
That's kind of rude, though, to deny a gay couple a commission you would've gladly given to a straight couple, and its unfair.
the fuck
that's awful ;n; I wish people could just be more understanding, it really annoys me to see people act this way about the gay community asdgfgf ;N;
That's really stupid. I don't agree with homosexuality because I'm a Christian and all, but I mean I support you two if that's how you feel. And if someone is stupid enough to not draw just then snuggling, then that's really stuck up and stupid.
And the sad thing is, if they were just friends, they would draw it. I'm sorry but that's just not right. I may not agree with homosexuality but if it's something like snuggling, yeah I'll draw it.
Just wow
What the fuck????
That's dumb as hell.
What the hell
That's just
don't like homosexuals but don't just deNY
dat be some messed up stuff.
Okay,I get it if they didn't want to draw them doing something sexual or kissing or something like that (I am not comfortable with drawing these as well) but as long as they are just cuddling or snuggling I don't see what's wrong...I mean,If you DIDN'T tell them that they are a couple,they would probably draw them -.-
And I actually didn't, all I requested was Jewel and Nook snuggling lmao
That's...stupid.(not your request,the fact that they denied it)
I mean,cuddling is not something that only couples do...Friends and families do it...If you and Nook were friends and not a couple,they would have drawn it...
Homophobes everywhere
(no offense to homophobes,but that is actually annoying)
I mean,cuddling is not something that only couples do...Friends and families do it...If you and Nook were friends and not a couple,they would have drawn it...
Homophobes everywhere
(no offense to homophobes,but that is actually annoying)
What if they just were just friends, then they WOULD draw them, so unless they are doing sexual stuff, I don't see the problem? And since it's a cute snuggly pose I just... don't understand.
I luckily never had this problem (yet) but it could happen to me and my girlfriend, too.
I mean, if you're not comfortable with gays and don't wanna draw them kissing, fine. But cuddles? Friends can cuddle too, and parents with their children. I don't see why they'd have to turn it down just because the characters are more than friends?!
Not even, actually.
It's called being penny-wise and dollar foolish.
just hearing about this pisses me off... wtf.
that is the most messed up thing i've heard
i don't see what's the difference between straights and gays besides the gender stuff
i mean
we're all still in love, we're all still people
i don't see how being straight makes you superior, or vice versa
i just don't get it
Truth!! There's *NO* difference between a straight couple and a gay couple besides what's between their legs, and honestly, if that's all that matters to you in what makes a straight couple so much more tolerable than a gay couple than you're the most shallow person on Earth
definitely. and all the anti-gay marriage crap is pathetic as well, if you truly love someone enough to commit yourself to them i don't see what the problem is.
so really i don't think that's fair that she turned your commission down, i mean she gets paid so?? it's not going to kill her
I hate that! I'm straight, but I would never deny a commission because of that?? I support all couples, my best friend is Bi irl, I would never EVER judge her, or ANYONE for that matter for ANY REASON, we are all human! Heck we can't handle having different skin color, I am not shocked to hear this. Considering out world is so low!
Exactly, this isn't supposed to happen at businesses in real life, why should it happen here?
Man.. This is irritating, There was this one time? Someone called the girl I was talking about a Faggot because she was bi, I swear you not I beat the living shit out of that person and we just faught right there on the sidewalk XD
I do not stand for homophobics.
I do not stand for homophobics.
WOW, if only I was as courageous as you lmao, I'd probably be fighting with kids every day over homophobia
We don't have many people like that around here, but I'm sorry. They like, really picked a fight? They were shoving her and shit, and I just walked over to her and they were shoving her, I didn't know who the people were.. but they went to her school, cause we went to elementary together but she is closer to another middle school then the one I go to, so they knew her. So I started flipping my shit then one said
'What are you gonna do about it short shit?'
Then I FLIPPED A FUCKING SHIT BRICK
Me and my friend laugh about it still today haha, how we were actually laughing about it after the fight, because I really didn't get that hurt?? It wasn't a huge fight, but I kicked one guy in the balls and stomach, and the other probably had a bruised cheek or black eye. o n o
'What are you gonna do about it short shit?'
Then I FLIPPED A FUCKING SHIT BRICK
Me and my friend laugh about it still today haha, how we were actually laughing about it after the fight, because I really didn't get that hurt?? It wasn't a huge fight, but I kicked one guy in the balls and stomach, and the other probably had a bruised cheek or black eye. o n o
What the flip people these days.
Oh wow that's horrible!
I'm a Christian, but I would do any commission of anyone if someone wanted me too (and honestly homosexuality doesn't bother me).
This is just messed up.
Agreed, agreed, and agreed some more.
Wow I didn't know people actually did that?? That's bullshit wtf. Some people are judgmental assholes man
Yep! It pisses me off so much, and it really turns me off from ever trying to commission them again, single character or not. I don't want art from a bigot.
Bigots are the worst, why can't we all just respect each other?
I don't know, man, if I were a heterophobe (which, ofc I'm not, but you get the picture) and someone wanted me to draw them and their straight significant other I'd happily do it like ffs if it helps imagine they're friends when drawing them or something
People who are 'phobes but still treat the type of people they're "phobic" of with respect are hella rad
Wow, man, that's messed up :/
This has happened to me 4 or 5 times in the past half-year just on the basis that I'm a chick and Nook's a chick.
That's not okay, like you said, they're getting PAID to draw the characters, its not like you have a knife up to their neck saying, "Draw these characters or else." I hate stupid judgmental people -_-


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ZetaRediculous wrote:Then there is his time at Los Alamos... George Knapp states he found Lazars' name in a phone directory, but Stanton Friedman has shown that you only need to be a contractor to Los Alamos to get your name in there and Lazars company United Nuclear Scientific Equipment and Supplies was a supplier to every one from law enforcement to schools, so to think he might have supplied Los Alamos is not out of the question.
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I2haveseen wrote:Now you want to explain how proton bombardment dosen't cause nuclear decay (become unstable)? Cause that's exactly what proton bombardment is used for. And that's exactly what he's saying (back in '91 mind you). IDK what you mean? Can you explain what you mean?
Urmmm, E115 à (alpha) decay's way to quick to 'keep for later'.
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Several residents rose concerns about increased traffic, drainage and lighting, but most were pleased that the developer had made changes to the initial proposal made last September.
"They did take into account a lot of our concerns," said Carrie Prue of Cross Creek Drive. "They took our comments to heart."
Romans said, if the project is approved, full buildout would likely take about 10 years.
The public hearing was adjourned to 7:38 p.m. Monday, May 6.
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Landing on the island! Establishing the group! Still more people than this so we have a much larger cast for this Bonus Comic series...
Line of the Comic:
"Wait! I'm not Luggage!"
"Wait! I'm not Luggage!"
I can see some trouble.
Looks amazing! Awesome job phil. ^^ The last 2 panels made me lol.
Nice, though no link to the prior page, eh?
It's in the gallery, I'll probably organize them into a gallery of their own sometime once i get the next 2 done, but the website is moving to the Katbox supposedly on Monday so while i normally would post a link to the official site instead im going to wait till its up on the new site ^^
The move to the Katbox has been slightly delayed, im not sure if it will happen later Monday or not until Wednesday for the next update. You're pretty much the only person I personally have told about the move officially (ive been wanting to write a journal but i was worried this would happen). So I thought I should let you know (and anyone else who goes over the comments).
hmm looks interesting nice job!


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The UK Green Party is gaining in popularity as many people turn away from the 3 established parties. The radical left Syriza party in Greece could possibly gain power in their election – what powerful international right wing forces would then be unleashed?
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Apo and Psp
Hell Storm Revised!!!
Hell Storm Revised!!!
one of the best apo fractals i ever seen !
A simple WOWWW and running to fave it !
Stunning work, fantastic
wow this is so nice. Firey and strong love it
very cool
it's amazing
it's amazing
Great image
So beautiful!
This looks hot! A little like blood and metal. Very wicked stuff April.
Good one April, this is better I think.
Wonderful image Apt title, too.
This looks great!
Gr8 work!
Saw this on IFDD's and LOVE it!
Saw this on IFDD's and LOVE it!
fantastic work
Not bad
Excellent work.


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How you doin'? You've been seeing a lot of me this last month, right? Lots of legendaries on the site as well...
So... Another trio done ^^
So... Another trio done ^^
Giratina is OLD, Palkia was buillt in november and I finnished Dialga no more than a month ago. Now the credits: Giratina is Brandon's, he also helped me edit Dialga. edited Palkia and I did some touch ups on it. Palkia is the hardest one to be built, but the other two ain't that easier They look really nice together. I like the poses, Giratina's is a simple one, with Dialga I did what I could moving the head, the tail, but Palkia's is my favorite among them, POdragon did an amazing edit posing it.
The trouble parts: there are no hard parts per say on them, but some parts can offer some trouble, such as Dialga's eyebrows, the fan, the nails ain't a hoot to place. Palkia's arms are complex and joining them with the shouders won't be easy, not hard either. You'll need to be patient with the stripes too, they may offer some trouble, hence the fact that the numbers are in a way so you can apply presure from the inside. Giratina is the easiest of them, but the golden details won't be nice to new builders. Also, keep in mind that there MUST be a stripe of paper inside the wings, not a long one, just in the beggining, where it connects with the golden part, because the wings will fall.
Dialga: www.pokemonpapercraft.net/2014…
Palkia: www.pokemonpapercraft.net/2014…
Giratina: www.pokemonpapercraft.net/2011…
Have fun ^^
Oh my, that's awesome!! :0
i look taller then both but im the shortest
omg lol.Palkia looks like he is going FUCK U DIALGA I WILL PUNCH UR FACE! Dialga looks like Fuck whateva bro and giratina looks like he is going DUDE STOP FIGHTING GEEZ!
Oh forgot to add. Dialga has a Primal texture.
the feeeeeelz ;-;
the feeeeeelz ;-;
I've made a shiny Giratina. The wings can easily be supported with a popsicle stick, but when something's too hard, I often slack on it. That being the fact that the popsicle sticks are visible from the back. But after half a year there are no signs of wear and tear. I didn't stick the bangles on too well so they're :/
I really have the urge to make my own Palkia, but the number of pages needed to print it kinda scares me. And I know how to print two pages per sheet, it's just that it wouldn't look very mighty that way.
I unfolded that one. I wanted to keep it as scaled with Arceus as I could. It should be even bigger, since Palkia is bigger than Arceus, so I kept it in the same scale as the other legendaries, since they tend to be bigger.
your work is something you don't see everyday, and you neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed to teach me how to do this or I will not survive. Now even Mario cant satisfy me.
Thanks, but it's more common than you think.
There's a F.A.Q. at the site: www.pokemonpapercraft.net/2007… where you get the information on how to start. I strongly recomend building the easy ones (www.pokemonpapercraft.net/sear…, the pokemon ranch ones are very easy and a great start point: www.pokemonpapercraft.net/sear…. For this trio you'll need some experience, Palkia specialy.
They all look great and look even better together.
Awesome! My friend would really like these! Too bad that the legendary papercrafts are a pain to make or I would make them for him! Nice job! It must be hard to get the legendarys right!
Thanks. They ain't hard to make after you built a lot, I find it harder to edit than to build. If you want a less hard among these three, I'd suggest Giratina, but legendaries tend to be harder to get right, they have more details.
I've been building for a while, but I have shaky hands, and that makes it harder for me. Yeah, finer folds and such. I think that the 'hardest' papercraft that I've done is a two foot tall Twilight Princess Zelda model. =3 She was lots of fun to build!
I have huge fingers, this is a problem sometimes LOL I have built plenty of hard models, Hydreigon, the 1st Torterra, Link, Arceus, but after a while, they all seem to get easier. And, to be honest, I like these harder models, bigger chalenges.
I was doing an Enderdragon from Minecraft for a friend, and the neck spines are the size of... Well, the closest thing that I can think of it that it's about the size of the "A" button on a DS. >.< I was going "I got ittt.... I got ittt... *SQISH!* NUUUUUUUUUU!!!" I like the bigger models too. I think that the more times it takes the better. I get more enjoyment it. =3 Unless it's one of those evil models.
You tried tweezers on that neck part? I don't have the templates so I can't say if it could be used, but tweezers are a huge help on the smaller pieces.
Bigger models are cool, Mega Lucario, Arceus, Lugia, this trio, but I like smaller ones too, one of my favorites is my Squirtle, and it's about 6cm tall, there's a pic here: www.pokemonpapercraft.net/2012…
Actually, I think that would work. You can see in this picture:www.google.com/search?q=enderd… ... Crud. That's huge. Sorry, keep forgetting how to attach URLs to pics on here. ANYWAY! I think that would work. He just has teeny neck boxes, so you could hold it together with tweezers. Cool! Thanks!
If you mean the tiny details on the neck, the gray details, I'd glue them as I go while building the neck, in a way you'd be able to apply presure from the inside. Depending on how tiny they were, I'd make them 2D, since it wouldnt make such a difference from the 3D on a smaller model.
Really cool!
You did a very nice job on making them.
It must be a pain to make and alot of time too.
Thanks. They ain't a pain to make after you built some models but they ain't easy, and time consuming.
Welcome~ You are really good at these papercrafts, I saw your Arceus Papercraft and for a second I though it was a custom figure when I saw the thumbnail!
Hmm, well I will never be able too, I'm not the 'Papercraft' kind of person hehe though I wish to do one. And I bet they do take alot of time to make and finish, especally when it comes to detail and not making dents.
Thanks. It's not hard to get a good result, only takes experience. Papercraft is basicaly repetition, there are of course some new techniques, like the one used on the pokedex that was new to me, or some harder parts, but basicaly it stays on the obvious and expected.
Some are indeed time consuming, the ones on this pic really were, but Goomy and some other ones were really simple to build and took no more than a couple of hours. Take Arceus for an example, took me 2 full weekends, building about 10 - 12 hours a day, about 48h, only the build, editing took me more than that. The model for Goomy I got on october 29th at the morning, printed it on the middle of the afternoon and had it built around 10pm that same day, 3h tops to build, and it got released on the same day, if I'm not wrong. The more detailed, the harder to build and the more time consuming.


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Those goddamn HIPS. :Q___
love her hair.
i love the way you draw.... women
Oh, wow!
Her figure is awesom! Especially her hips and legs *___*
Her figure is awesom! Especially her hips and legs *___*
This is on paper yes?
Can I ask what you used to color it?
Please and thank you ^.^
Can I ask what you used to color it?
Please and thank you ^.^
I love this picture!!!!!! =3
I just wish I could draw it!!!! X3
I just wish I could draw it!!!! X3
Love it I love to see a woman that actually has curves lol.
So beautiful and fabulous!
great work! what materials did you use?
I'm going to work on my anatomy so that my full body pictures can be as spot on as yours
Your characters have huge hips.
love the hips on this piece... great work!
is it normal if i want to take this picture on a romantic date with me. You mind if i print it and make love to it? cause she is the love of my life
good roundings....YAAAA
Nice one!!
i like ho your draw you women
*giggles like Beavis and Butthead*
But seriously, this is quality work.
But seriously, this is quality work.
that's a nice tribute to correct hips! There is nothing worse than beautiful woman without hips. Very good work with the perspective!
Dem hips.
Cool pic!
Nice perspective work!
Nice work! I like the perspective.
I see you love wide tights .
She reminds me Rogue from X men
love this
Wonderful! I love her shape
I always ask myself why pictures with models have very skinny legs and this kind of drawings the women legs are way more curvy,
I prefer the drawings because the women have curves
So I love this drawing
I prefer the drawings because the women have curves
So I love this drawing
Love the Pose! :'D
Kinda reminds me the cover of an EXALTED rpg manual (savant & sorceror) but this is better.
Awesome curves. Gotta love the more shapely, curvaceous women.
I love the movement in this!
amazing work
It's refreshing to see a super-heroine with curvy hips and realistic boobs for once, as opposed to the many others out there with tiny waists and watermelon boobs. She's lovely, and excellent proof that a woman doesn't need to look like a Barbie doll to be beautiful.
Great work! It's always refreshing to see full-figured women in drawings.
I really like this :3
That's really good~
jealous im so bad at drawing any kind of super hero.. or villains depending on the character
that's an amazing picture. the angle, the lines, shading, everything. awesome job
Galactic girl is sexy and full of cosmic goodness
Nicely done on the legs!
yay for a super heroine with regular sized boobies!
I like that shes fearless N feisty a empowering women
wow. she is freakin hot xD awsome job!!
Now, that's what I like to see. Curvy-licious, gorgeous dark skin, a dynamic pose, and a bad ass to boot. Kudos, sir or madam.


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my journey is my destination - to grow and challenge myself
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You can see how I look from the photos, but for me it is the inside that matters and this is my project - being, learning from people, places, creatures, stones and trees, I'm very fond of trees.
I have a mild hearing impairment which leads to interesting perceptions of what it happening - rather like an impressionist painting my aural picture of the world can be a little hazy at times. On the other hand what bliss to be able to turn it off when everything gets too loud.
At the moment I am also interested in Time - since I retired in 2009 I have lived without a watch (I do manage to catch trains, planes and meet people as arranged). But that is also something to do with ageing and what that may mean, I'm intrigued and rather scared. However my initial denial once I hit 60 is now mellowing into a realisation that nothing actually happened. I'm interested in how the concept of age may be interpreted in mind and body and whether that is essential or cultural.
Umm now that is hard - I guess its important to me that people are honest - with themselves and that they are open to exploring new views about themselves - its important to nurture the open freedom of individual children and help them to learn to love and care for themself, for others and for 'our planet' as my granddaughter calls it Actually I am fairly pessimistic about the future of the planet. I'm confused about whether to contribute 100% to stop global warming or to continue to enjoy the comforts provided by electricity, cars and so on …..I guess my own philosophy is that the Journey IS the Destination
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I have hosted overnight and for a day's outing and I have surfed in the US where I had great experiences of welcome and met interesting people. I can no longer host but I should love to meet up with people and share a coffee and look around Manchester
All my life I have surfed couches and put up strangers - In 2010 I surfed in Denmark too - CS leads to much greater understanding of the politics and culture of the country I love the colour it brings to travelling and the serendipity nature of the contact and experiences. I have gained a great deal from my guests - they introduced me to lots of new ideas and contacts
I have family all over the world so lots of my travels have been to meet them we seem to be a family that has tentacles every where or maybe we just keep in touch longer than some
Walking the countryside, cycling, travelling of course, gardening and nurturing the land - My sister and I did some wwoofing in California in January 2010 which was a very interesting experience I hope to do some more other places in the world. I have had a couple of HelpX visitors too and that was another great experience like CS. I like to read and explore ideas learning from others, learning about people, I love music and to dance, playing cards, I love to cook too and right now I am focussing on photography. As in most things in my life learning a practical skill like taking photos turns into a journey of self - discovery I spent the last 18 months helping my daughter with her new born twin sons - wow that's been work but so many laughs as well, and I have witnessed and loved them what a privelege. When I push them along and one points up saying 'sky' and checking it out by watching my face my heart melts.
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Movies - La Vie en Rose; Grow Your Own; The Age of Stupid; anything by Mike Leigh; Sicko; A boy called Dad; London River; Wild Target its a bit eclectic Waste Land - what an inspiration Music - I can never remember the types or names just know whether I like it - some blues; some jazz; latin american; indian (and the hymns I was brought up with in a baptist chapel)Books - I just enjoyed the Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbary! and The Quiet Child by Peter Hoeg, I liked the Borderliners by him too. Most novels by Toni Morrison and many others - Is there anyone out there who has read City of Glass by Marge Piercy and would like to discuss it? And Mara and Dan by Doris Lessing - well anything by Doris Lessing. I'm currently reading Soul Mountain - slowly. I loved The Blood of Flowers; What the Body Remembers sticks in my mind so that must have been good too ....
One Amazing Thing I've Done
That's hard there is one everyday - clouds perhaps I'm trying to capture the wonder of clouds with my camera. Have I only just noticed them or is global warming creating more and wonderful cloud formations?
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I want to learn more about Transition Towns, spirituality, cooking nurturing ourselves through food, ideas in philosophy I can share my knowledge about ideas and ways in which society operates and bodies and so on, I used to be a univeristy lecturere teaching social work students, I have run services for people who are older and people who have learning difficulties and people with emotional and mental distress so I have ideas and some knowledge in these areas, I am a counsellor and did some reflexology learning I can garden and know some things about companion planting and compost making.
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Volume 49, Number 2, Spring 2013
pp. 214-216
I've been given a cabin on the Gulf and six weeks
to make sense of what's eluded me
for sixty-one years. Each day: a worrying
into words. Last night I stood on the beach
and looked out at the Gulf, then up
at the Milky Way and the two Bears
and then at my little cabin, with its two
dusty windows, and its light on the table
where I left my books and my notes
for poems—it was enough to clarify
what I would and would not accomplish.
I really don't know any other way
of trying to make sense of my life,
Penn Warren, sixty-five, wrote to his old friend
Allen Tate, enclosing a draft of a poem,
some new words to catch what was lost
the moment it occurred. The morning here is
one thing, then another—rain, sun, fog,
the light on the water gray, green, silver blue.
Clouds settle in then lift. The air's granular
then clear. There's a pattern
in these scatterings, and there isn't.
I've been watching a fisherman casting out
and reeling in for hours, nothing to show
for his time. When someone asks
if he's caught anything, he replies,
"I'm hopeful"—and I think of the psychologist
on the radio the other night, explaining
our incessant need to check our inbox.
Intermittent reinforcement, he called it,
adapting language for the behavior
of lab rats. Once food is placed in
their maze on random days, they can't
stop looking for more; like us, he said,
once an e-mail has brought good news.
The tide's going out, and the sand,
washed clean, could be a Zen garden plot
ready to quiet all thought in silence.
The fisherman has broken down his rods
and carries them off now in an empty bucket,
happy enough, it seems, with his few hours
of meditative practice. I used to worry
about running out of words for things.
Now I worry I won't use up all the words
I've been given. Here, in my ill-lit cabin,
shadows moving across the walls,
I live for that poem or two that seem
to gather from the world, or my mind,
or both, what they have to give.
No one could say how it came to be there,
on an islet of sand just above high tide
one morning—a grand piano left
for some Crusoe to make use of.
The picture in the paper—a bird's-eye view
from one of those eye-in-the-sky helicopters—
makes it seem like a New Yorker cartoon
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for someone to get what the piano is
saying. Or just a late-in-the-night prank
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No answers were ever found.
Miami officials decided to let it be
a roosting place for gulls and pelicans.
Last night I dreamed I was fishing around
the little island where the piano sits.
Drifting close, I kept hearing the words
of songs I'd forgotten, but it wasn't the songs
that mattered; it was all the old questions
that were suddenly pressing again—
Where did it come from? Why was it here?
What did it mean? The sun was hot, the sky
so intensely blue I could barely face it.
I wasn't catching anything, and, as usual,
only silence was answering the big questions,
but I felt alive, really alive, tuned again
to what is here without explanation.
Robert Cording teaches at the College of the Holy Cross, where he is the Barrett Professor in Creative Writing. He has published six collections of poems, most recently Walking With Ruskin, which was runner-up for the 2012 Poets' Prize. He has received two National Endowment for the Arts fellowships in poetry and two poetry grants from the Connecticut Commission of the Arts. His poems have appeared in Poetry, Orion, and...
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