Gary W. Bowers: born in Inglewood, CA; lived in the Valley of the Sun since the age of 4; moved to Sedona in midsummer of 2012 and to Cottonwood in the late spring of 2013. Moved back to Phoenix in February 2015. Now working as a prep cook for SSP America, “The Food Travel Experts.”
Creative specialties are acrostic poetry, portraiture, ceramic sculpture, Ticonderoga Black pencil drawing, and, most recently, armature wire sculpture. Inquiries about purchase of posted artwork, or commission of custom work, may be made via e-mail to onewithclay@hotmail.com.
One with Clay, Image and Text 
Hi, Gary.
I came here from Ebert’s. I’m still laughing over some of the Captions. I really believe that yours has a god chance of winning. Some are hilarious, but of course stand no chance, as in this one by another commenter: “Too easy. Christ. What an asshole!” ROFLMHO over that one, too.
Thanks, Donald, and welcome to a fellow with a strong intellect and true uniqueness!
Likewise, and thank you very much. I’ll be placing you on my blog roll.
Hey! YOU. Yeah you. I have nominated you for The Rose of Kindness Award: http://catrionaiscrazy.com/2014/07/10/blog-wonderful-team-membership-award/
I always knew you were crazy. Please always know I am grateful!
❤ lol
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hi Gary, may i invite you to join the ‘Love in ten lines’ challenge?
if you are interested please follow this link https://kintal.wordpress.com/2015/03/22/love-in-ten-lines-challenge/
thanks
;D
Thank you, dear Marlyn/Kintal! I love a challenge!
wonderful! i’d like to see already what you have in mind
;D
Thanks again, my friend!
I thought you might like to know that my graphic novel “The Poet and the Flea” (Volume 1) about the poet-painter William Blake is now on Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/868711984/the-poet-and-the-flea-ode-to-william-blake-volume Please check it out and help spread the word! Thank you so much! —G. E.
Thank you, G.E. This ambitious, well-conceived and -realized Project has your poet’s soul in it, and that with your hard and steadfast work makes it valuable indeed!
Gary, I have just read your poem “Whodonit” that you sent to Jamie Dedes for last Wednesday’s prompt “I am not my Daddy”. I have liked this poem very much with the different things that happen at each age. Very, very nice. I was looking for this poem on your blog to click a Like plus write a comment but perhaps you have not posted it. Anyway, I have liked it very much.
Thank you so, Marta. I wrote that just for Jamie. Haven’t put it anywhere else. There are three or four projects slated for my next posts. After that, it’s nice to think I night calligraph and illustrate “whodunit,” but whoknows? 🙂