Tag Archives: inspiring

Blog Update

By Kendra Kantor | Published 05/26/2010

Hi! How are you all doing? I have been kind of dragging my feet on my to-do list , but I have got a few things accomplished. I will be advertising on at least one other blog next month and might be doing a guest post in a few other places as well! I will [...]

Posted in Blogging/Internet, my blog | Also tagged blog, creative, kitty, puppy, redesign 4 Comments

Canvas Journaling

By Kendra Kantor | Published 04/07/2010

Today I did a “test run” for a project I’m doing for school. I had to see if my idea was actually going to work! I decided to do some “journaling” on canvas! It was a lot of fun! I went into it thinking I needed to test out the technique, and didn’t worry about [...]

Posted in my art | Also tagged art, art journal, bird, canvas, colors, creativity, enjoying, free, fun, letting go, materials, project, techniques 2 Comments

Thoughtful Thursday

By Kendra Kantor | Published 02/25/2010

Even the Rain by Agha Shahid Ali What will suffice for a true-love knot? Even the rain? But he has bought grief’s lottery, bought even the rain. “our glosses / wanting in this world” “Can you remember?” Anyone! “when we thought / the poets taught” even the rain? After we died — That was it! [...]

Posted in Inspirations, poetry, Thoughtful Thursday | Also tagged agha ali, agha shahid ali, ali, even the rain, ghazal, poem, poetry, thoughtful 2 Comments

Thoughtful Thursday

By Kendra Kantor | Published 02/19/2010

I know it’s technically Friday right now, but I was busy taking lots of photos and stressing earlier today and still wanted to share. This week is a video of a poem. All Their Stanzas Look Alike by Thomas Sayers Ellis

Posted in Inspirations, poetry, Thoughtful Thursday, video | Also tagged all their stanzas look alike, poem, thomas sayers ellis, thoughtful, thursday, video 1 Comment

Thoughtful Thursday

By Kendra Kantor | Published 02/04/2010

“The poet doesn’t invent. He listens.” -Jean Cocteau (poet, filmmaker) Poem Ending With Three Lines From “Home on the Range” by Frank Bidart Barred from the pool twenty three years ago, still I dove straight in. You loved to swim, but saw no water. Whenever Ray Charles sings “I Can’t stop loving you” I can’t [...]