Bamboo qualifies itself as a high-quality down-to-earth remedy. It can be employed to many various ways. Its application as a down-to-earth cure transcends its all other uses. With recently increased awareness, western society has started to prize the benefits of natural cures. Bamboo water fountains may also be manufactured with bamboo.

One of the most intriguing gains of bamboo is its application in home improvement and fashion industry. Illustrations of other items that are constructed from bamboo are bamboo screens, bamboo curtain rods, and bamboo bathroom seats.

Bamboo is extensively used for home ornamentation in some Asian countries. Bamboo is applied in decorating gardens and patios also.. These days, there are some sports tools constructed from bamboo as well. Surf boards and skate boards are being fashioned from bamboo because of its persisting nature.

Kitchenware is produced using bamboo too. High-performance Dresses and socks are fabricated using bamboo because of its remarkable anti-microbial characteristic. Apparel produced from bamboo innately act as thermal resistors. In summation to thermal resistance, bamboo manufactured Apparel provide odor-resistance too. Rooms appear larger than their real size when the Windows are armed with bamboo blinds. They render your indoors a calm earthy spirit. A bamboo water fountain (i.e. a shishi odoshi fountain) is perfect for making homely and calm contemplative aura for your home, office, or garden. NJ Accountant and financial advisers find bamboo water fountain specially useful because of high-quality cosmetic appeal it produces.

Canvas art has become the new craze over the last 12 months, essentially thanks to the availability of canvas printers, low-priced stretcher bars and canvas and a perennial craving for individuals to define their tastes in an individual way.

Today it’s possible to go to a print shop with your camera, and a short time later stroll out with a large canvas print of your elected photo. There are innumerable possibilities of what you can adorn your abode with : graffiti prints, family photos, holiday photos, other artist’s works, nature scenes, street scenes, famous landmarks etc. Basically, it’s possible to decide what you wish on the canvas these days, rather than simply be forced to pick from a set list of prints.

So is this a DIY art movement? That’s not really the case, in order to create a professional, respectable canvas print adorning your walls. It’s advisable to go to a dedicated print shop - who have stocked the best canvas, the best stretcher bars, ought to be skilled in clipping and stretching canvas, and have top-grade printers and software to make it happen. In addition, they possess the know-how to adjust your photos to produce the greatest resulting print on the canvas itself.

Numerous canvas print shops sell their canvases online. Simply type in a keyphrase into Google like canvas art prints and you’ll come across a lot of shops where it’s possible to purchase these kinds of canvas prints from.

Your lips touched mine
I breathed you in
My soul remembered

Time passed
Life played its game
My soul surrendered

How slow the time before I see you
The pain of each moment not feeling you

You are the dream I have harbored for all time

How can I stop loving you
Your soul the other part of mine
When will I be happy again

Now I know love is forever
My desperate words
When will you hear me again

You weren’t alone
The rain came from my soul
I’m your angel now; so far away

Oh, how slow your time
Listen for me, I’m here
Be happy

Someday we’ll be together again

I have suffered too much in this world not to hope for another.
-Jean Jacques Rousseau

Perhaps it is just imagination, our need to believe in order to survive or all the possibilities of religion, science and art that gives humans hope and reason. Unexpected or not, losing a loved one, for some, seems unbearable and lonely. In those moments, I don’t think one should worry about what is correct to believe. Our spoken words wave on through the entire universe. Why should our words exist forever, but not the human soul? In your grief, find your way to hope for another world where you will know your love again.

Copyright 2006 Patti Pacifico

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In Poetry: Meaning of Words

When I write poetry, I check out the meaning of words for too often they sound the same, but once written, and if spelled wrong, in consequence, give a complete different meaning of what I had intended; this I call a moment of damage control. If my rhyme is flat, and my cadence is off, so what, I can survive, as long as the meaning of my words are not; and are as I meant them to be. Even punctuation can be off, and not do too much damage, but not so with my meaning of words, when they are off; or, is not as I intended them to be. I am not a professor, or perfectionist in/of English, nor need to be, a minor in literature is it and will do, but here is the bottom of the iceberg in poetrythe meaning of words. Write what you mean in words, and mean what the words say in writing poetry; or so I must remember for myself; or at least now and then remind myself; remind myself that poetry is the highest point or form in/of writing. Yet, sometimes I must give up something to get something, but never the meaning of a word. Well, that is how I feel anyhow. Why? it is damaging not only to me, but to the reader.

A poem on Vietnam called:

“Corporal Siluk and the Rocket-belt”

“It’s a ‘ell of a night
for rockets in flight,”
Private McGee reminded me…
thinkin’ we’re done for the day
ready to go to sleep
(perhaps, thinking about his pay).

When, out of the clear
we both could ‘ear
the whistle of a rocket’s thrust
‘verour little tin-roofed hut.

“Got to grab our rifles again,”
said I, to Private McGee
“Steady there, ol’ pal,”
half drunk, falling to his knees…;
as the rocket explodes
somewhere, nearby
in the shrubbery.

#738 6/24/05

Dennis Siluk’s new book, “Spell of the Andes,” presently on http://www.amazon.com; he lives in St. Paul, Minnesota, and Lima, Peru. He is working on two more books, and several short stories.