The Five Instars of Lowman
By Julia Kraus with AV Arkansas
Images by Arthur Trickett-Wile
You remember the boy planting seeds with the old maids and widow-women, and then a garden of his own, forever, alone but not lonely, not in the botanical scheme of things.
Larry, with some "Big Uns" and taters (1/19)
His house, seen in the midday sun (2/19)
Pea plants, climbing skyward, in the garden (3/19)
Larry, breaking out the beans (4/19)
A stained-glass butterfly, seen from outside his greenhouse at night (5/19)
A spot on some property nearby (6/19)
Big beans! (7/19)
Larry, aiming for a basket (8/19)
Larry's variety of taters (9/19)
Hard at work in the field (10/19)
A stained-glass man in a speedo, seen from outside his greenhouse at night (11/19)
Pickin' beans (12/19)
Larry's ponytail (13/19)
A nearby cave, overlooking a gravel road (14/19)
View from a nearby glade (15/19)
Larry's greenhouse, illuminated from within (16/19)
Larry's lettuce (17/19)
Larry's yellow kitchen (18/19)
Larry's shorts (19/19)