David Coyotes Den Presents Photo Gallery 11 Slides

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Bamboo All images © 2005 David Coyote

Bamboo Knows When wind blows bamboo whispers, black against green, leaves wet from fog. Bamboo knows secrets, doesn’t break when storms come upon old stands. Tall graceful strength in slender memories of segmented forms. Is suppleness the secret to survival? david coyote

1 Poor coyote. He has no pandas living there. 2 At coyote’s house they are always ready to go fishing. Lisa J. Cihlar

Oh Great Bamboo I love you, I do! Dawn Irene Dare like crane's legs the black and the gold boodle swats the little poodle who made the mess beneath the dress of his master, mister coyote all behind the curtain of sharp dense leaves andrew morgan

The old world grows in the new. Ancient fast plant in young fast country. It doesn't know. It doesn't care. Growth is all. christopher morrow

Black and gold Young and old Bamboo stands Urban lands David's cove Shadow grove Years alive Wildly thrive Bamboo shoots Make good lutes Well my friend Time to end Ginger Hamilton Caudill

Secret Black bamboo, golden bamboo, makes a screen for me and you to do exactly what we do; incognito. GC SMITH

1 Black bamboo, dew wet Golden goddess in lush green Rain kaleidoscope 2 Better watch out for the old bamboo. . . 3 bamboo makes good flutes, too. Marcel De. Clercq

This is all I know about bamboo. Among the stands of bamboo at the Bamboo Club in 1963 in East St. Louis Ray Charles brought the house down It brings a tear into my eye. My wife says Bambi, baby boom, bamboo, booooo. Gary Hill

There are leaves among the cultured bamboo, That he hangs and dries. They are nurtured in his ancient stand, Before he picks them clean. The finest is always next years crop, He anticipates their changing type, When finally prepared and crumbled thin, Those leaves are in his pipe. Mike Ripley

1 Bamboozled I’ve never eaten bamboo shoots They tell me they’re delicious Panda’s chew up tons of them But I’ve heard they’re not nutritious No wonder then, that Panda’s have To eat so many of them. If I was a Panda I would tell My handler where to shove them 2 It's a. . . bamboozlement. pieter mayer

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