Man Of Clay

Everytime...I work with Clay
a warm feeling of oneness with the earth
gently washes over my soul.
Because...I know that this wounderful skill
that I have is a gracious gift from God.
And...there is no more wounderful feeling
on this earth...
Than to be able...to create...what you dream.

Milo Von Strom

Milo Making Pots

Milo Making Pots
I am just smoothing out the bottom of one of my pots.

Laura's Creations

Laura's Creations
They are every where.

milo_strom@hotmail.com

milo_strom@hotmail.com
E-mail me... if you have any questions.

Which piece of pottery do you like best ?

Computer Guy

Computer Guy
I spend quite a bit of time on my computer.

Raptor In Waiting

Raptor In Waiting
This is another one of my lithographs that I did in undergraduate school in Eau Claire, Wisconsin around 1976.

Spin And Create

She gave me her heart
and I placed it gently
on my potters wheel,
spinning and shaping it
as I desired.
I glazed her innocent eyes
with a lover's passion,
as I sealed our love
with a smoldering kiss.
She was a shiny new possession
unique in her design,
but then there was another...
waiting for me, to spin and shape;
so I set her aside...
like all the others...before
who learned to late,
that a potters...only true love
is to spin and create.

Milo Von Strom

Praying Mantis

Praying Mantis
I just think these insects are rather intense individuals...to say the least.

Green Celadon Bowl

Green Celadon Bowl
Looks good doesn't it ?

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Transition

Bubbling up from deep within my mind
old memories surface once again
carring me back to my childhood days,
when life was simpler in many way.
Catching crayfish on a hot summer day
under an old broken down bridge.
Watching a doe and her fawn feeding
on a tree studded ridge.
Chickens, ducks and barking dogs,
a sturdy house made out of cement and logs.
We giggled at the fireflys clinging
to the side of an old fruit jar
as we made secret wishes on every falling star.
Faded blue jeans and a golden t-shirt tan,
all these things...are a part
of an age-old metamorphosis...from boyhood
into modern man.

Milo Von Strom

No comments: