Hinton Harrison: Poetry
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AS AN ARTISTWe must take the right
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LIGHT YEARS AWAYsSitting here tuning my nature
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ARTISTRY OF ABSTRACT CONCEPTSDreams of nature flow through me like water |
BIG SURO... Big Sur
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MISS LIBERTYMy liberty dwells within me, |
WHERE TRUTH LIVESWe know where the truth lives
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DRAGON PROTECTIONDragon master of own destiny
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MOAB VISION BEINGAncient image of a vision being
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IN BOULDER FLOWERBoulder the jewel flower of the plains
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DOLPHIN DREAMSI dreamt of being a dolphin
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PEACE AND JOYTo all my precious loving friends
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86336Seers seek solitude in natures grace
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ESALEN SPIRITPuts one on the path
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NEW SANTA FEThe year 1998 what an exciting one
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MEMORIES OF LUSTPlayful thoughts of lust overcome me
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BITING INTO THE APPLEThe big apple so tempting
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SAN FRANCISCOA tapestry of richly woven
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BALTIMOREA city of contrast and life styles
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TEXASThis vast land that has become ethnically rich
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POETRY OF A PEACE STARCan peace and materialism coexist?
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GEM OF DESTINYInspired by desire
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THE SEDONA CODEIs being a sensitive sensor
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SACRED GEOMETRYBeing a witness to a single crop circle pattern
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BRIGHT SHINING STAR
Awaken from your sleep
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MYSTIC WISDOMFree the mind from restriction
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THE SEDONISTTruly a "mystic independent"
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PHILOSOPHY |
I use stars in all my creations because for me the star means light, direction, guidance and uplifting insight into creating visionary art. It is associated with energy, clarity that is needed to actualize goals as when you wish upon a star. Stars are symbols of inner light that shine forth in the darkness. For example, the star is the symbol of Hollywood and all its glamour and success. Celebrities are called “stars.”I have always set my course by a spark of light that dwells deep in me and that shines bright like the light of a candle that has been passed down generation to generation. This light is my hope and I trust my ability to survive. My guiding light gives me the insight into the joy, rapture, and power that has no external trappings. When I express my visions, they are as real to me as those that command countries I am always fascinated by how people respond to the images I create. It is a way of understanding the human psyche and human nature. For me it is a therapeutic process and could be expressed as revolutionary. The significance of my observations is expressed in my art. My art is an expression of who I am and through my art I express my appreciation for life. And if I can inspire just one person, this is my priceless reward.Here is a quote I would like everyone to think about: “Sit down before fact as a little child, be prepared to give up every preconceived notion, follow humbly wherever and to what ever abyss nature leads, or you shall learn nothing” – T.H.Huxley |
ARTIST'S STATEMENT
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Here are a few of my credits that I am proud to share: producer and director of Aspen Children’s Festival; Snowmass Puppet Festival 1982 Colorado; Aspen Grassroots Public Television creating the Hinton Special; “Feed and Clothe the Children,” “Life style of the Poor and Unknown,” and “Cowboy on a Bike.”My concerns for peace since returning from Vietnam have been a continuing priority as evidenced by my participation in “The Great Peace March Across America 1986.” In 1990, I created, directed and produced, “Continuing the Vision for Peace.” I worked as an assistant volunteer with the founder and director of “Project Planet Earth,” Claire Chappellet, who encouraged and supported artist for environmental concerns globally. In 1995, I did a documentary called “The Journey for Peace and Healing in the Americas” with Connie Marlow, the founder of “Friends of the Earth People.”I published Coyote Bark/Poetic Art a ragazine journal of contemporary literature and poetry from 1990 to 2001. I have received awards from “Hollywood Famous Poets Society” and have been honored by “Mile High Poetry Society” in Colorado.In 2002/03 I graduated from the narrative program at the Zaki Gordon Institute for Independent Filmmaking in Sedona, Arizona. I received the “Hurricane Award” from Dan Gordon, the founder of ZGIIF, for my film “Shadow Being” that I wrote, produced and directed.
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