I love that vow of Teresa. I've read The Dharma bums more times than I care to remember. Ah, the follies of youth! I find I can only relate to broken saints.
Now that's a motley crew! St. Christopher struggling across the raging river, St. Patrick driving the snakes from Ireland, Ste. Therese, the little flower, and the St. Jack of Paul Theroux fame? Very creative, minimalist, and cryptic. Love it!
Oh, how lovely! And I love the image of St Francis.
ReplyDeleteMy confirmation name is Frances, Ollie. Lovely images in this one.
ReplyDeletePamela
I love that vow of Teresa.
ReplyDeleteI've read The Dharma bums more times than I care to remember. Ah, the follies of youth!
I find I can only relate to broken saints.
I love the words, the images, but I don't understand the allusions.
ReplyDeletesounds like a tea party of the blessed after a sunday ordinance :)
ReplyDeleteAh...excellence!
ReplyDeleteyou need all kinds eh?
ReplyDeleteclever, interesting and beautiful. xxxj
ReplyDeleteI like the addition of St. Teresa's flowers. So lovely.
ReplyDeleteJust the title, alone, conjures such vivid pictures. Nice one.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't that be an interesting gossip session, or maybe a card game. Nice one.
ReplyDeletewell said.
ReplyDeleteLovely words.
ReplyDeleteAnna :o]
Sit, chat and laugh sounds good to me...
ReplyDeleteNow that's a motley crew! St. Christopher struggling across the raging river, St. Patrick driving the snakes from Ireland, Ste. Therese, the little flower, and the St. Jack of Paul Theroux fame?
ReplyDeleteVery creative, minimalist, and cryptic. Love it!
St. Jack ain't whack. Kerouac. Oh yeah. Beans on an open fire holiness.
ReplyDeleteSuperb, sparse-line-effective work.
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