The Poet's Perspective

'Inebriate of air am I, And debauchee of dew,' Emily Dickinson

Provincetown in the off-season

Photo Essay from the tip of the Cape.

Welcome to The Poet's Perspective. Today I'd like to share some recent photos, taken last Saturday in a foggy Provincetown. The village was characteristically vacant, save for fishermen, quiet locals and a female street performer whose guitar skills were incredible.  We visited Sparks, a hip yet inexpensive jewelry shop.

    Fog was enveloping MacMillan Wharf and even the tower.

 

The winter fleet rests.

 

A Dove Among Pigeons

    A peculiar sight greeted us along MacMillan Wharf. A single white dove was attempting to hang out with pigeons. It was the first time I've ever seen a dove in the wild. The symbolism was overwhelming.

 

Wearing a green plastic band, this dove was soon ushered off by unfriendly pigeons.

If anyone is missing a banded white dove, look in P-Town.

Sights along Commercial Street

A decorative stairwell

     

Metallic art at Enzo

Captivating landscape

I lol'd @ this one

Some trickster subtly changed a street sign.

(also deliciously symbolic)

The Province Lands

     No trip to P-Town is complete without visiting the outermost bits.

 

 

Believe it or not, this face is a totally random rock formation.

At first we thought some hiker used a pen to draw the face, but closer inspection revealed it to be a natural anomoly.  It must be nature's way of telling me to lighten up.

 

 

Peace be with you.

The open road awaits

 

 

About

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The Poet's Perspective-More than just poetry! Jonathan Mayo is an artist, writer, inventor and scholar. He holds a BSBA from Suffolk University and is currently pursuing an MPA and Fellowship at Suffolk. This blog features a unique mix of local photos, news, recipes, items of municipal interest and random sights from off -the-beaten path. You never know what you might find! Contact/comments here.

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