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I am a MAKER & POET

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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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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
Please…
A Walk With Our Father
Light Across The Lake
Younger Than Yesterday

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My Spoken Word Poem

“Swept Away” — a blues poem

My Spoken Word Poem

“Nocturne” — a dark erie poem

POETRY PROMPTS

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Serenity Totems

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Fibrations Fiberart

Fiberartist Kathy Kistner

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MY CABINETRY DESIGNS

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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.

Hi, I’m Rob. Welcome!

“A wise person knows they do not know what they do not know, so in that, they remain always open to possibility”

…Tao wisdom

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