Prayer may not save us. But prayer may make us worthy of being saved.” ― Abraham Joshua Heschel, Moral Grandeur and Spiritual Audacity: Essays
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Claire Keane
trying on a metaphor
Peter Solarz
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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
almost home
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

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Prayer may not save us. But prayer may make us worthy of being saved.” ― Abraham Joshua Heschel, Moral Grandeur and Spiritual Audacity: Essays
round and round the garden,
(of Eden?) we teddy bears:
one step, two step, life
tickles us here and there
and as (not) funny as it is,
how we laugh at ourselves
being the fun - all live long life till done! c
Hey! Diddle, Diddle,
is it the inside jokes,
or the outside voice,
that is what matters
most? That rhyme of
the riddle dancing to
what is in the middle ~ c
Oh huh! I hadn't realized I didn't post this one here on Tumblr! I finished this study in early March and have plans to have it be one of 3 pieces to go together 🙂↕️
[ID: Digital painting of Sherlock Holmes and Toby the dog, a study of Leyendecker's "Man with a dog" (1909) for Collier's Weekly. Holmes is in his coat, striped pants, top hat and grey scarf, Toby following a trace by his side. They are painted mid-motion. /end ID]
so, this random Indian guy online demonstrated how to answer a double flip with a triple flip - I am now into yoga
This Spring, sans a zephyr's soft
song full, filled with bird's
buoyant beaky blasts, is silent,
shallow, somehow sorrowing
storms ceaseless cacophony -
calling Summer save the day but
bent flower heads mourn the
broken weathers worrisome - why
is the sky steamy, sullen, still,
swallowing the sunshine, Spring and all? c
“Toby the wine lover” by Edgar Mehrabyan
(via Facebook)
by stranger_french_fries
June, should not be a hard month
filled with wars and dread and
bloodshed, yet here we are,
not coloring June with flowers
and a gentle rain to green
the grasses, to tickle our feet,
fleeing from the bees, too
scarce, but not scarcer than
the flirty fireflies that
should light up June with
a twinkling, mirrored by
June's scenic silvery, shining starry sky c
The little people of the garden. 1922. Book cover.
Internet Archive
Wildness Before Something Sublime Leila Chatti
wood engraving today
from one, two
commission me on kofi
Chen Chen, Your Emergency Contact Has Experienced an Emergency
In the same old sky, there is
a new moon; June has
arrived before the chill has
left, but the birds,
still sing summer songs - listen! c