Book of Peace and Love

A growing collection of stories, poems, and essays, illustrated by and expressed through stone sculpture.

 

And yes there are some other things here too, involving stone circles, peace parks, woodcarvings, and other artistic celebrations
of Peace, Love, and Mother Earth.  Enjoy!


 

I'm just a stone bard.
My sculpted friends are stone bards too.
I talk with the rocks,
They sing songs with me.
Hear the rhythm of hammer and chisel?
See the shadow of cut line appear?
Smell the dust of an ancient night
Burst forth into today?

Mother Earth Bone,
Sacred Stone,
Please guide my way.
Tell me what to say.

Sacred Stone,
Mother Earth Bone.
Will you break for me?
Change your shape for me?

Sacred Stone,
Mother Earth Bone.
May the heart of you
Tell me what to do.
Help me I pray,
show me the way.
 

Now let us begin
to release the stories within.......

 

 

SKA-ATL, the Otter, and friend, along the Tommy Thompson Trail, on Fidalgo Bay,  in Anacortes WA

 

 

                                                                 Lady with Bowl and Bird

                                                                       

Gently Weeping Guitar

 

 Please click on the pictures in this site.  Almost all of them will open to explain themselves.


Stone Bard Home Page  |  What Is A Stone Bard? 

All Life Is One   |  Life Is Endless   |   Love Will Always Prevail    |    DOVES

 A Journey: Cottonwood and Chestnut Chapters   |  Cedar Chapter    

  Maiden of Deception Pass

Dove Project   |   Stone Circle    |   Links  |    Contact

Bound   |  Morgan la Fey and other stories    

Peace Park      |       Flower Chucker   and   other inhabitants of Peace Park

Peace Art Show April 2007

Circle of Lovers

Dance of the Flower Children

 RECENTLY ADDED PAGES :

  Guardians      Rosario rockscape      Sorrow     Crucifixion/Resurrection    Eagle rock

 


 

*NEW  E. Sandy Powell's (my Sister!) wonderful new website: Beyond the roar

**  Adam X. Hearn's  Book of Peace and Love

 

Nature Boy

newest carving: granite, 6 ft tall