Michael Keshigian

#70 February 2019, 2019

Boston Common by Michael Keshigian

In order to think, to contemplate and appreciate dilemmas brought on by modern life, he often took to strolling through the public gardens amid the verdant calmness of time honored trees and sprawling greenways that survived the patriotic acts of revolution, just far enough away from the street crowd and traffic noise, building at the

#70 February 2019, 2019

Fish Cove by Michael Keshigian

Beneath the dock from which he casts, the water is shallow and clear, the sodden earth that bears the weight of liquid is speckled with shoots that will eventually surface into a stage upon which the basso bull frog will perform his aria. Occasionally, a cloud of dirt smokes the clarity of the transparent lake

#70 February 2019, 2019

Home Again by Michael Keshigian

Abandoned house, are there only spiders and rodents residing amid your rooms? I see my distorted image upon the fogged glass of the old storm door, and feel like a prowler, appraising the value of items upon your walls or tucked in your corners, when, in truth, I seek to rekindle precious memories and reconstruct

#70 February 2019, 2019

Wildflowers by Michael Keshigian

What is love but the dried up bulbs the gardener insists on planting to everyone’s objections that irrationally burst into magnificent dahlias. The lunacy of uncertainty, a fascination of delight, most often unpredictable. Wild grow the flowers of the heart in the garden of our lives, wilder still blooms affection.

#67 May 2018, 2018

Blue Ghost by Michael Keshigian

Her eyes and the lake are his memories, cobalt images of clarity and purity, running deep. It was in this cove where the black spotted loon dove head first into the heart of blue, attracting the tender pulse of her affection inciting her to follow the creature into the watery sweep tangled with milfoil that

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