Painting "A Light" by Jasmin Horst E. P.Seiler.Seeking the light,our never ending search for truth, can that which we seek, ever be fully known by mortals, yet the search makes life interesting! I realize, how little I know, listening to wise men,and the little I know is all conjucture!
God has many secrets yet to be revealed especially when we get to heaven, I have always believed this to be true. When he has performed many miracles here on earth how many has he waiting for us in Heaven. Trust him and serve him and live according to his will and you will find out in the end times too. I love the song "We Can Only Imagine" and that is all we can do hear on earth about God's surprises in store for us in the future times.
Intriguing paint of stairs going...to a secret rendezvous?
Then, there is the truth...like a small pissed off little dog biting at your heel.
Ouch! no mystery there, my truth...your truth...theirs...
Georg
Jasmin,you are a profound thinker and express the results so well in this splendid poem!A word spoken in truth birthed by a woman began it all! I love the painting,wish I could see it larger...your talent glows in both poem and pic!
ET
Reviewed by ~ Holly Harbridge (Reader)
Reviewed on January 14, 2008
Jasmin, both your painting and your poem are so beautiful. love holly
Jasmin this gives much to ponder,, Is that your painting????
We can learn from the wise,,, I think elder people have the most fascinating stories of truth and life,,, as they lived it,, and seems the older you get the more you value,,,, life!!!!
Love and Blessings to you
Christine
First Edition Translation of Teselas by Carmen Crespo X111 César Simón Poetry Prixe 2016 Translated from Spanish by Robin Ouzman Hislop and Amparo Arrospíde
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Beautiful art.
Walt
Then, there is the truth...like a small pissed off little dog biting at your heel.
Ouch! no mystery there, my truth...your truth...theirs...
Georg
ET
Be safe,
Karen
We can learn from the wise,,, I think elder people have the most fascinating stories of truth and life,,, as they lived it,, and seems the older you get the more you value,,,, life!!!!
Love and Blessings to you
Christine
I like this. "The mystery of truth!" stimulates the search for self-awareness, and serve as fuel for the dynamo of imagination.
I salute You, Poet.
In admiration,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU