"Prime Words" is a set of four line stanzas describing thoughts about 797 entities (nouns), and their place as a foundation of language. The amaeur poetry was written by H. Roice Nelson, Jr. for his children and family. It is shared with the plan to eventually demonstrate a portable electronic replacement for books: ELDO (ELectronic DOcument), i.e. a hand-held, solar-powered, electronic hyperjournal. This page provides links to large (click here for link to small) scanned images of Kenneth R. Turner's 8 paintings, one for each chapter of the poem, "Prime Words:"
Prologue, Children's Portrait: 907,023 Bytes
Chapter I, Reflections of Home: 1,158,537 Bytes
Chapter 2, Music Room: 1,360,159 Bytes
Chapter 3, Back Yard: 2,070,649 Bytes
Chapter 4, Parent's Home: 1,932,317 Bytes
Chapter 5, Landscape Monuments: 1,765,328 Bytes
Chapter 6, Family Reunion: 2,121,352 Bytes
Chapter 7, St. George Temple: 2,071,715 Bytes