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You're  here today in your spot Where the footpaths cross And a little to the left Under those tall trees On a patch of flat earth. Across the grass to the right The old Plane, magnificent In structure spreads branches Like a globe of lightest green Catching the glittering  sun. Your easel, an old brown relic With leather carrying handle Held together by a strap Carries your canvas and paints Whilst you wear a tweed cap. And what I like, standing back To watch, is the quiet consistency Of observation; two living forms Joining in the imagination To create beauty and truth. Love Mary
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Mar 28, 2018
Mar 28, 2018 at 10:45 AM UTC
Standing back
You're  here today in your spot Where the footpaths cross And a little to the left Under those tall trees On a patch of flat earth. Across the grass to the right The old Plane, magnificent In structure spreads branches Like a globe of lightest green Catching the glittering  sun. Your easel, an old brown relic With leather carrying handle Held together by a strap Carries your canvas and paints Whilst you wear a tweed cap. And what I like, standing back To watch, is the quiet consistency Of observation; two living forms Joining in the imagination To create beauty and truth. Love Mary
For Ian , my friend who,paints . Love Maryx
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67/F/Hertfordshire , UK
Mar 28, 2018
Mar 28, 2018 at 10:45 AM UTC
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