Category Archives: Work

Diving, Again, Into the Unknown

Posted on July 22, 2011 by loverollson

It’s not uncommon for me to be the cliff-diver in our relationship. Yet, it has been wonderful to watch and participate with Megan as I watch her learn to trust me and herself at a deeper level and step out ready and willing to dive with me as her own clarity becomes even more crystal clear. Continue reading →

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The Importance of Togetherness

Posted on June 14, 2011 by loverollson

There are times when we must walk our own path set before us, and there are times when walking with another gives us strength, determination, and encouragement. I am honored enough that this time, this experience, we could share it together. Continue reading →

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Observing the Dance of Mother and Daughter

Posted on June 13, 2011 by loverollson

Sitting in the gallery amidst it’s empty walls and the partially unraveled boxes of Megan’s artwork, I watched this love of mine transform herself from one who was once hesitant to acknowledge herself as an artist to a robust and inspired creative who with each piece hung took increasingly profound ownership of her photography, and with it, her whole essence as an artist. Continue reading →

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Moving Each Other Forward with Patience and Inspiration

Posted on August 16, 2010 by loverollson

Many people are able to see how I help Barton, as much of it is physically. However, the ways in which Barton supports me are not so visible to other people outside of our relationship. But that does not mean the ways in which he supports me are not there. Continue reading →

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Deepening the Poetic Experience

Posted on May 31, 2010 by loverollson

It crossed my mind then that perhaps my poems are simply driven by different questions and rather than simply bring forth my own discovery in the poem, my new challenge is to call the reader forth into the greatness of the question for themselves as well. Continue reading →

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