Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Crying Rocks
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4 comments:
What beautiful sadness.. It is true how in our life they go hand in hand.
Katelen
I was pondering about this painting for days. I wanted to be sure what I wrote captured the essence of this piece. I think your paintings have gotten more challenging for me, but I so do enjoy the challenge. It makes me keener to the eye and heart.
Here's the tanka (also on Twitter):
when these rocks break open
salt water flows from heart to eyes
falling to earth
a cyclic rebirth
of thunderstorms uprooting seeds
This painting was emotionally raw yet poignant.
Holly, the hugeness of these rocks are magnified by their reflections - great painting, and I have a similar feeling about rocks - their solidity bring me comfort!
This is a magnificent painting. It must rest your spirit to have a place like this, whether it is real or in your imagination. You have an extraordinary gift.
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