November's National Geographic has a photo of a chimp with no hair. I've drawn this illustration from that photo. The photo was taken by Sanja Upadhyay at the Mysore Zoo, India.
Pour fellow ... tight in a ball,
Face covered, hand in a fist.
What's he thinking, if he thinks at all?
"I'm different, I know it and I'll take no risk . . .
I love this poem my friend. It's very poetic as
a poem should be to the reader. It's not a novel
or tale but poetic words that linger-prevail.
Author Aleja Bennett
Only The Strong Can Survive
Aleja's Beautiful Poetic Strategy in Recovery
Linda I think you have done an awesome job of this. From illustration to poem all is top notch.
It's a lot harder to illustrate sometimes than it is to write, cause we see in our minds, it's getting it out of there that's the hard part. In this case though you've done a wonderful job.
I can't draw anything but give me a camera and I've got it made. Great work.
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a poem should be to the reader. It's not a novel
or tale but poetic words that linger-prevail.
Author Aleja Bennett
Only The Strong Can Survive
Aleja's Beautiful Poetic Strategy in Recovery
Regis
It's a lot harder to illustrate sometimes than it is to write, cause we see in our minds, it's getting it out of there that's the hard part. In this case though you've done a wonderful job.
I can't draw anything but give me a camera and I've got it made. Great work.
Lisa