chord0
Profile
published writer in Helium.com and various literary magazines. Love to read, translate and experience all fine art. also published in booksie.com, writing.com. and writerscafe.org.
Groups
chord0 is a member of "Stream Crossings", *All Seascapes, 1 In The Beginning - Ancient Practices, Aeronautics & Aviation, All Things Poetic, Prose, Philosophical., Amazing Asia, Art Nouveau, Art of the Middle East, Boredom Competitions on the 24/7, California Sound , Challenge Café, Fantasy Art, Gaia - The Living Planet, Greek and Roman Mythology, Green!, History, Iberia , Italy and all things Italian, Japanfluence, Latin-Caribbean Art Group, Love & Romance , Masterpiece: Literature, Myths, Legends, and Fairy Tales, Paris, Poetry Barn, Sci Fi , Short stories - Spherical Scriptings, Space 2008 and Beyond, Travel and Adventure, United States, Writers' Market and Yellow Fever.
Art
Writings
A tornado
The wind blew the treetops / The wind roared / The house creaked / But the bricks were strong / / Across the street / A man walked with an umbrella, / A lightning bolt struck him down / And his ash…
Red Shoes, by Jose Marti
The Red Shoes There is good sun and foamy sea, / And fine sand, and Pilar / wants to go out to wear for the first time / her small-feathered hat “Girl you are divine! ” / The Father Says, …
Notes on The tree of Life
The cypress tree’s mythology is extensive; from Japan and China across Europe and over to the Americas from Oregon to Costa Rica. It is thought to have originated from either Persia or Syria. There …
The Quest for Gold
June 18, 2008 “The Gods came to our city dressed in shining armor, their weapons of Fire, murdered the nobles in Cholula, and burned down the city, crushing the land with the hoofs of their horse…
down with the Queen!
June 7, 2008 “Down with the Queen! Down with the monarchy!” kept repeating the crowd assembled in front of the palace. The Queen looked through the window horrified, an attempt had been made th…
Silken Robes, poem from China (about 206 B.C.)
Silken robes so new and straight, / Conical caps so neatly adorned, / From the hall we moved onto the altar, / From the sheep we move onto the cattle. / Tripods, cauldrons, and flagons, / Rhinoceros-h…












