Shuttered – Photos In Isolation and Connection
When words don’t come, a picture is worth a thousand of them anyway.
Music, Poetry, and More
Here, you’ll find the stuff that Stan Stewart has created: poetry, music, inspirations, staying connected with the present moment, photography, and more.
Know This – an #improv #poem
“Know This” – a spontaneous (improvised) poem by Stan Stewart, strangely inspired by COVID-19 and the practice of physical distancing.
Life Bringer Suite – I Can See Clearly Now
Life Bringer Suite – five tracks inspired by a call to be people who bring life to the world.
2019 in review – thanks for your support
Stan Stewart reviews the year and sends his big, annual “Thank You” card to supporters.
Holiday music: what are you listening to?
The music of the Winter holidays is irresistible. What is on your Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanza playlist?
Think About This – Random Quotes
Creative people are always making connections. Sometimes it’s about drawing a line from here to there. Other times it’s about making relationships with other people. Often, we don’t know what it’s about until it’s “done”. As if that ever happens.
Oh, the weather outside is… – an #improv #poem
Oh, the weather isDoing its thing:There’s a weird, wintry mixDumping its glorious metrics Of wet, heavy, and wonderfulFrozen bits of hydrogenAnd oxygen. You can never get tooMuch of this stuff.It’s beautiful andBlessedly mesmerizing. ~ Spontaneously composed (improvised, unedited) by Stan Stewart~ Copyright 2019 by Stan Stewart and muz4now, inc. All rights reserved.
Learning the music tech that helped make “Magic” new
There are so many ways that technology can help. And so many ways that it won’t. I’m learning lots about each of these. I’ve already told a story about the ways that tech doesn’t fix anything. Though I had tools that could have helped, I rushed through the first version of “Magic” to meet a …
Learning the music tech that helped make “Magic” new Read More »
New Magic – how a song of love evolved
A song may change over time. And in more ways than one. Stan Stewart explores the morphing of the song “Magic”.
Working at it: On getting older … and enjoying the ride
Working At It: on getting older … and enjoying the ride.