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Oneness in Opposites
by Danae Wilkin → (All Poetry by Danae Wilkin)
Friday, January 27, 2017    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Are opposites and unity mutually exclusive? Perhaps art can bring us together.


Poem Artwork

Pencils and erasers,
Paintbrushes and thinner,
Charcoal and smudged hand,
Sculpture and chisels,
Photos and Photoshop,
Needles and felt,
Jewelry and hammers,
Ink and acid etched metal,
Wood and lathes.

Use it and change it,
From shapeless to form and structure,
From 2D to 3D,
From nothing to something,
Combination of grace...

Creation in the darkness,
From pitch to angel wings,

From separate to belonging,
That we, like art, could all belong,
That we would not be stuck in dichotomies
of beliefs that muddy our vision,
That we could be one.


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on January 28, 2017
Perhaps unity would be better served if one hand was red and the other was blue.

Throughout history, artists have tried to bring people together with great works of art. You are in great company. The rest are just, "blowing in the wind." (Bob Dylan)

Ron

Reviewed on January 28, 2017
. . . pitch ink, pure water and paper; clay, water and fire; our minds/hearts, hands and the energy coming up from the feet along the backbone towards the hearts and then to both hands of a painter, a sculptor, an artist in a general sense. . . a dichotomy is never be consisted of two parts, but always of three. Even the symbol of Taiji or Yin-Yang's unity is made from the three, with the S-shape line in between the black and white. A beautiful pic. and smoothly running piece of poetry, Danae. Cheers, alex

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on January 27, 2017
that we could be as one
the sky is the limit
look, see, feel touch
hearts as vibrant
as yours pumping blood
feelings to be felt
love to be shared
if we could be as one


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