Queen's Call Poem written by the poet and free lance writer Helen Losse (http://helenl.wordpress.com) and based on this artwork:                   Upon Looking, Some Say             Some say, “An ocean storm is       rougher at night.” Some see land       in the horizon and a closer spot,             where waves lap the shore. Others       see dark clouds, sailboats on water.       And some, viewing a circle of             bending worshippers, believe       the bugs behind the inner ring might       worship, too. Some say, “the kneeling             rocks can sing. The sky is too blue       overhead. And who’s to know what’s             behind the pink? The moon is       a magnet—the moon who has a smaller       sister.” And yes, some say, “she has two.”             Upon looking, some say, “the queen is       calling.” The queen is a metaphor       for anything one can dream. GO BACK