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The colours swing in a pendulum attached to the mind as if each shade knows its final resting place in a landscape packed with the purity of clarity. All of the brushes have been tenderly placed in a potholder soaking up the sensations of previous lifetimes now slowly turning to ageing grey shades of temperament To touch the sunflower grey would be a sin against the sun it glints off the minds magical array but green beckons in an eversoft seduction with silver on the undersides to offshoot the tantrums of the painters reflection. The scene emerges from a warm blanket of texture into a tone so gentle that it seems to whisper its presence in a vase of rounded personality. I watch as she loses herself in every stroke of deftness stepping out into the limelight taking a bow before an audience of murmurs soon retreating into that world that has captured her for today. She will return when she is ready. to live amongst us again.
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Mar 2, 2014
Mar 2, 2014 at 1:33 PM UTC
The Landscape Artist
The colours swing in a pendulum attached to the mind as if each shade knows its final resting place in a landscape packed with the purity of clarity. All of the brushes have been tenderly placed in a potholder soaking up the sensations of previous lifetimes now slowly turning to ageing grey shades of temperament To touch the sunflower grey would be a sin against the sun it glints off the minds magical array but green beckons in an eversoft seduction with silver on the undersides to offshoot the tantrums of the painters reflection. The scene emerges from a warm blanket of texture into a tone so gentle that it seems to whisper its presence in a vase of rounded personality. I watch as she loses herself in every stroke of deftness stepping out into the limelight taking a bow before an audience of murmurs soon retreating into that world that has captured her for today. She will return when she is ready. to live amongst us again.
marshall-gass
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Mar 2, 2014
Mar 2, 2014 at 1:33 PM UTC
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