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*The art we make. Child of our imagination. Looking back at us.* The farmer let us into his old Storehouse. Where food and Goods had been stacked and hanging Centuries ago, there were piles of Rubble and memorabilia. Half drunk and inspired, we filled A bag with old objects. Brass scales, Leather blacksmith protective glasses, Razor blades and what not. "Guess were going steampunk," you Concluded, and I agreed. We spoke briefly of bats, and Retreated. Back home, the fire was still Going. You sat down with your Drink on the floor, arranging objects Onto the canvas. Bronze spray paint and A sharper eye for detail than I ever Had. You nearly forgot to drink your Wine, and apart from my applying some Sealing foam and other handyman Touches, it was all your creation. I helped you to your feet -glass in hand- And you stood there with a paint stained Finger on your chin. Pensive; still working. A part of me stumbled slightly deeper in Love with you there, another took your Picture in my mind, my eyes blinking Like the lense of a camera, before you Tilted your head against my shoulder, Eyes not leaving the work in progress. *"Don't you just love it? The art we make. Child of our imagination. Looking back at us."*
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Oct 21, 2014
Oct 21, 2014 at 1:58 PM UTC
We Spoke Briefly of Bats, and Retreated
*The art we make. Child of our imagination. Looking back at us.* The farmer let us into his old Storehouse. Where food and Goods had been stacked and hanging Centuries ago, there were piles of Rubble and memorabilia. Half drunk and inspired, we filled A bag with old objects. Brass scales, Leather blacksmith protective glasses, Razor blades and what not. "Guess were going steampunk," you Concluded, and I agreed. We spoke briefly of bats, and Retreated. Back home, the fire was still Going. You sat down with your Drink on the floor, arranging objects Onto the canvas. Bronze spray paint and A sharper eye for detail than I ever Had. You nearly forgot to drink your Wine, and apart from my applying some Sealing foam and other handyman Touches, it was all your creation. I helped you to your feet -glass in hand- And you stood there with a paint stained Finger on your chin. Pensive; still working. A part of me stumbled slightly deeper in Love with you there, another took your Picture in my mind, my eyes blinking Like the lense of a camera, before you Tilted your head against my shoulder, Eyes not leaving the work in progress. *"Don't you just love it? The art we make. Child of our imagination. Looking back at us."*
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Oct 21, 2014
Oct 21, 2014 at 1:58 PM UTC
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