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Autumn maple leaves, by Kawarazaki Shodo (ca. 1920).
Otto Dix (German, 1891 - 1969)
Lake Constance landscape in stormy weather (Thunderstorm at Lake Constance), 1939
Rachel Hall (American, based Baltimore, MD, USA) - We Don’t Have The Heart To Tell Him, 2018, Drawings: Graphite, +Digital
the natural history museum in London.
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In honor of World Poetry Day, I’d like to read you a poem. :)
Giraffe by Bryony Littlefair
When you feel better from this – and you will – it will be quiet and unremarkable, like walking into the next room. It might sting a little, like warmth leaking into cold-numbed hands. When you feel better, it will be the slow clearing of static from the radio. It will be a film set when the director yells cut! When you feel better, you will take: a plastic spoon for your coffee foam, free chocolates from the gleaming oak reception desk, the bus on sunny days, your own sweet time. When you feel better, it will be like walking barefoot on cool, smooth planks of wood, still damp from last night’s rain. It will be the holy silence when the tap stops dripping. The moment a map finally starts to make sense. When you feel better, you will still suffer, but your sadness will be graspable, roadworthy, have handlebars. When you feel better, you will not always be happy, but when happiness does come, it will be long-legged, sun-dappled: a giraffe.
Soothing. Just beautiful.
Thank you for your kind words. I had been too anxious to do any more of these but you may have changed that. Thank you. 😌
ROMEO + JULIET (1996) dir. Baz Luhrmann
Katsushika Hokusai - Ghost in the moonlight
Tintern Abbey, North Window about 1865
Cocteau Twins - Pink Orange Red (1985)