Painting and Poem
"Drape this cape of
Wilted flourish."
This really had a pull! <3
Thank you <3
<3
"Of your errant dance" ... I love that! Beautiful painting, Elizabeth, thank you!
Thank you, Marilena! This painting keeps bringing me back!
Derived from the Greek for wind and the red anemone being associated with Aphrodite's tears - a haiku: -
Ancient windflower—
Aphrodite’s grief made bright
By the painter’s hand
I love this, Brian, and I may have a tear in my eye.
I try!
I especially loved the image of wearing what has withered instead of hiding it. It gives the painting a quiet sense of dignity and continuation. Thank you for this thoughtful response to Verster’s work.
Thank you for your meaningful comment.
"Drape this cape of
Wilted flourish."
This really had a pull! <3
Thank you <3
<3
"Of your errant dance" ... I love that! Beautiful painting, Elizabeth, thank you!
Thank you, Marilena! This painting keeps bringing me back!
Derived from the Greek for wind and the red anemone being associated with Aphrodite's tears - a haiku: -
Ancient windflower—
Aphrodite’s grief made bright
By the painter’s hand
I love this, Brian, and I may have a tear in my eye.
I try!
I especially loved the image of wearing what has withered instead of hiding it. It gives the painting a quiet sense of dignity and continuation. Thank you for this thoughtful response to Verster’s work.
Thank you for your meaningful comment.