I was once springy, strong, fine and soft
resilient yet responsive
holding my shape well
flexible, lively
with a generous belly
a small nickel ring
attached to my comfortable body
never shedding a hair
laying here uncared for
soaked, worn, dried out, brittle
out of shape and weak
unable to bend
corroded and and cracked
losing my hair
butchered and bruised
from all the splashing, rubbing and scraping
staring at her innocence and beauty
dressed all in white
a state of spiritual clairity
unspoiled
resisting change
afraid that her blank emptiness may fade
the canvas stares back at me
Thursday, July 15, 2010
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Wonderful personification, Wayne. Oh, I have so many brushes like this. Poor women, all "butchered and bruised." Your canvases are amazing. I like them better than you like my hat. ;) http://lindagoin.com/
Trouble is, now my brush has more than me. Nice job.
I like your paintings too (sky #5 especially) sitting on the edge of being so many things. ~Neil
I keep putting off writing. Thanks for the inspiration. Thank you for visiting my sky !
Wonderfully described object, Wayne! I used to do some painting. Haven't picked up a brush in quite a while!
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Yes Wayne..nicely described..brush and canvas. I think your paintings will hang nicely in a room.
Wayne love your descriptions here about an artist's brush!I love a well worn brush it has such personality!
Pamela
Hi Wayne! So long as the person wielding the brush isn't "soaked, worn, dried out, brittle", I'm sure great things are still possible!
What a way to describe a brush!
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