Fleeting life limelight
light shadow late afternoon light
crowds
billowing champagne dress
caught in time
At a distance along Michigan Avenue she stands at the height of trees, ballooning dress held down into a Chicago air blast gusts her serenity smile beams sensuality into windowed reflections surrounding her. Fragile shoulders. High heeled, delicate ankle straps-red colored toe nails, ankle veins.
long tailored legs astride standing above a bicycle
asymmetric skirt a parachute erupting
cloth pushed down hands hidden
crisscrossed waisted belt
wind swept platinum hair
upturned jaw
closed eyes
high blushed cheeks
vivid lips
Curve of a crescent moon her back
line of legs
breathing
breath of breasts cradled in a loop around her neck
Delicate skin tone
Marilyn
(Life is not all science so from time to time in a mood of sheer exuberance words take over me. If you have ever read Michael Ondaaje, Sri Lanka born author, Canadian, the poetry of The English Patient with his latest autobiographical The Cat’s Table, it is the power of words that takes over. So in celebration of our own little group receiving a Research Highlight citation in one of the world’s premiere science journals, Nature, a few weeks ago, here is another side of our science. The blog cerebrovortex is all original ideas expressing itself like open source code for the benefit to all, our intentions are noble: to bring new understanding, new insights, to reveal new hope toward better treatment against some terrible brain afflictions. We have engaged with ourselves to ‘make a difference.’)
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