The strength of family, the foundation of strong parents, each in their own elements. Definitely a portrait to be framed and hung proudly. Wonderful analogy in this one Cryssa. Hugs, Elizabeth
Cryssa - This poem is as well-constructed as the painting and the frame of its subject. Excellent metaphors for the complementary qualities of mother and father. - David
Superb images Cryssa! you are gifted with words and you can paint them too,beautifully done!........I detest this editor, it rarely reflects properly,what I post!;-)ET
Crysaa, this is so nice. At first, I thought you had written a poem about your new house that you are moving into...what a surprise to see this. Gorgeous work.
I love this... my hubby wrote a poem sort of like this once... about how love is very like a picture in a frame... great to see how a muse will travel on pollen fuzz from brain to brain...
...and he framed in houses, where she planted multi-colored shades of flowers-- so we bloomed in secure walls. Interesting that-- both, creaters-- merging their skills to bring out the best in us. (Well, ideally...) --Charlie
A beautiful write, a wonderful tribute and description of two loving parents, each providing essentials that everyone needs for a well rounded homelife! You've penned this one with excellence...the style, form, and colors tie it all together! Creative and very well done! Bravo my friend!
Blessings,
Joyce B.
What a beautiful description of a Mother and Father and is so true. Dad is what held it all together while Mom put all the softness and love. Job well done my friend. Lovely write. Love, Bonnie
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...wonderful work...
John
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :)
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
...and he framed in houses, where she planted multi-colored shades of flowers-- so we bloomed in secure walls. Interesting that-- both, creaters-- merging their skills to bring out the best in us. (Well, ideally...) --Charlie
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Mary