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The paint was thick and wet
yellow ochre too oily ran down the canvas
I let it go, watching it maneuver
the crevices, then stopped it with my brush
before it dripped off the canvas
It reminded me of a stream meandering
a path in the forest, how weird
I was painting a portrait of my lovers face
the oil was sliding down one of the furrows
made by the laugh lines in his face
That too was strange since he never laughed
his serious nature did not permit more than
an occasional smile or chuckle
the lines came more from his frowns
he had a stern character
While cutting in some shadow with a knife
I thought of how often we were silent
I enjoyed things mysterious and quiet
but not a total lack of communication
My thoughts made me wonder
what I was doing with such a man
I like lightheartedness and laughter
perhaps it's true opposites attract
but I don't think they last
I continued with my painting
with each stroke I saw another difference
by the time I had finished the portrait
I knew it had finished us
etw-
Since I'm newer this is my first read of this...wonderful!
Myrna
I remember this one!!
Love Tinka
(((HUGS))), much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
Prayers continuing on your behalf! Thanks for yours! Much obliged, ma'am! :)
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
I concur completely with Sherry below..
Her interpretation does it for me too
Keep to your own kind....as they say...like for like...:)
Shalom
Peter
Well done.
Hugs,
CJ
~~martin~~
Abdi-Noor
Love, Taylor
Xxx dove
Take care,
Sherry
Susan
Very insightful indeed, Eileen!!!!! I enjoyed!!!!!
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)