seeking some practical aesthetic advice

I'm working on a series of photographs accompanied by poems I have written or on a series of poems accompanied by photographs. The poems are not intended to be explications of the photos, and the photos are not intended to be maps of the poems. There are elements of commonality, and these elements are used to provide a ground for each to extend the emotional/intellectual/spiritual/physical/aesthetic content of the other.  As I work on this series, I've been thinking about their presentation. The photos are either 8 x 10 or 11 x 14 matted on 16 x 20 board.  I'll probably frame them with black metal. I like that presentation of b/w work. Right now, it's the presentation of the poems that is up in the air. I write in unlined journals with Staedtler pigment liners. I like the aesthetic and physical feel of printing on white space with dark black ink. I'm leaning toward  printing the poems in my own  hand (developed over forty years of writing).  My style is raw but legible (although my student might debate the legible part of it).  I'm seeking ideas on paper selection and presentation.  If I frame the poems, I think the literal line between the photo and poem may be too defined. Maybe not.  I'd like the paper to have some texture but be accepting of the physical act of printing by hand. If you have any suggestions or can recommend sources of info, I would appreciate hearing from you. Here's one of the poems.

our lady of the blue notes

in the church of our lady

of the blue notes

a madonna holds a small

bird in her prayer-

clasped hands

her mother rests beside her    light

with evening's grace      on the wall

icons of African

fathers    poets

of sky song

     Earth chant

     the A train's sway & chatter

     the watermelon man's green call

in the church

of our lady of the blue 

notes    bassman thrums

a fourstringed cross

drumer crashes

metal into fire

saxman conjures

breath to flesh

sleeping spirits to holler

to shout

in the church of our lady

of the blue notes

a madonna opens

her prayer

filled hands        a blues

flies                                           out