Marie Wintzer "intention to wishing"

[Alicia Starr]

exquisite and delicate. beautiful and haunting. 

Made with printed tissue paper and bound with threads tied in small knots. 

Marie's poem is as follows: 

"the sight of a reason,

the same sight slighter,

the sight of a simple

negative answer,

the same sore Sounder,

the intention to wishing,

the same splendor,

the same furniture."

my oh my. a graceful and bewitching boekie Marie. I love it. Thank you.

[Jen Staggs]

So beautiful.  Marie's work always whispers to me long after I've walked away from it.

[vizma bruns]

There sure is!

[Alicia Starr]

is there such a glue as 'tarzan grip? 

[vizma bruns]

What's with the stamps, Marie?? Please use Tarzan Grip or other superglue when sending to me!! ;-))

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Alicia, I know what you are talking about...at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago? 

Years of bending and sweeping ....

[Alicia Starr]

The butterfly stamp was barely resting on the envelope holding on by a pinhead size of glue and fell to the floor when i brought it in. It is now back in its rightful place on the envelope.

The person sweeping the Ginko leaves reminded me of a very old woman who was sweeping the steps of a cathedral in Chicago. She was permanently bent over from her years of sweeping.

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

This is wonderful...poetic in images and execution right to the envelope with the butterfly, even!!

'Love it, Marie! Always a joy to see your art ! xxx

[cheryl penn]

Beautiful photographs! Music inclusion???

The Intention to Wishing - great  line :-) X

[Marie Wintzer]

I'm glad you like the poem, Vizma, I can't take credit for it, it's from Tender Buttons (Gertrude Stein).

[vizma bruns]

Can a whole poem be onomatopoeic? Cos this one is.

And he swept some ginkgo into his cup for tea break, good thinking! Beautiful, Marie.