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I am a MAKER & POET

Hi! Welcome to Image & Verse
I am Rob Kistner
Born: Lawrence Tieke

“I write poetry and lyrics, I create art, I design beautiful furniture, and I design home theaters. Why? Because I’m a member of the human race, and the human race is filled with passion … poetry, music, beauty, romance, love — these are why we live. These are why I am a maker & poet.”

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Subterranian
Waiting
Doubt Hovers
For Life And Breath
That Elusive Moment
The Cascades Speak
Of A Sudden
Wobblingly Woozy
Endless Highway Blues
The Light We Carry
Alone
The Invisible Hand
Undaunted
Tattered & Battered
Soarin’ Stanley McGee

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my past writing

My Spoken Word Poem

“Swept Away” — a blues poem

My Spoken Word Poem

“Nocturne” — a dark erie poem

POETRY PROMPTS

Serenity Totems

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Fibrations Fiberart

Fiberartist Kathy Kistner

MY COLLAGES

MY DIGITAL ART

MY DDE™ SURREAL ART

My designs on behance

MY CABINETRY DESIGNS

My contemporary chair designs

Home theater designer

Flashpoint Retail Concept

Rob’s unique retail concept

Professional singer 1960-1980

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Bookmarks

Cirque du Soleil
David Savage furniture design
Jehan Legac WARNING! erotic digital art
Museum of Computer Art – MOCA
Peter Handler furniture design
Poets & Writers

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NOTE: All images on this site have been created by: Rob Kistner, and are his copywrite protected property – unless they have been collected from the open internet, in which case the creator of the image is so indicated, if that information was available.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Month: October 2007

Nocturne

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Posted on October 29, 2007June 6, 2008Categories Free Verse, Poetry, Spoken Word5 Comments on Nocturne