Stone Wall in Three Versions
"What a joy it is to feel the soft, springy earth under my feet once more, to follow grassy roads that lead to ferny brooks where I can bathe my fingers in a cataract of rippling notes, or to clamber over a stone wall into green fields that tumble and roll and climb in riotous gladness!"
- Helen Keller
Dr Abe V Rotor
A Pair of House Lizards on a Stone Wall in acrylic (12" x 24")
by 'Minjing Viernes 9 and team 2018
A cracked wall - home and nest of house lizardslurking for insect preys, and foretelling fortunein crispy happy notes in succession, like bardsforetelling some guests or money coming soon.
A cracked wall house lizards make their abode,
amidst danger and abandon where man is told
to keep away to give way to this reptilian niche,
a simple fact ecology has a lot to teach.
Red Stone Wall in acrylic (12"x 24") by John Patrick 7 2018
What make a stone wall red make children wonder;
when summer ends and mosses turn red or brown;
or igneous rock retaining the color of its fiery birth,
or memory of war, or royal symbol long gone.
JP 7, and his Red Stone Wall Painting 2018
Can you carry a biblical wall - the story
about an enemy fort where a bloody battle
was fought breaking a formidable siege,
guided by a "god of the righteous faithful"
stumping in unison 'til the wall fell down?
Green Stone Wall in acrylic (12" x 24") by Lyn G Reyes 2018
A tired traveler stops before reaching his goal,
finds a wall covered with moss and lichen,
released from prison in the mind and soul,
the wall's no more, but a comforting garden.
Lyn 9 and her Green Wall painting 2018
Green in monsoon, dry and dull in summer.
each season a mark of time and erosion,
a cycle of life, history, and of mankind,
Nature soon takes over man's creation. ~
A tired traveler stops before reaching his goal,
finds a wall covered with moss and lichen,
released from prison in the mind and soul,
the wall's no more, but a comforting garden.
Green in monsoon, dry and dull in summer.
each season a mark of time and erosion,
a cycle of life, history, and of mankind,
Nature soon takes over man's creation. ~
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