It is painfully obvious to me that I will not get my Sketchbook Project angel book done in time for the April 15 deadline. I'm still working on poems, and I don't even have a title for the small collection! So, I'll keep it brief--here's one more poem that will go into the collection even though the angel connection is tenuous at best!
Click on the image to enlarge. Poem © Diane Mayr, all rights reserved. "Dancing Shoes" by Helene Schjerfbeck (1882), courtesy The Athenaeum.
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This is positively gorgeous, Diane— the presentation and the sentiment. How I would love to have this framed and hanging on my wall! Seriously. Can you send me the jpeg? I'd be happy to pay for it. :)
ReplyDeleteFile coming your way. Gratuit!
DeleteOh wow, those white shoes ARE unexpected, aren't they? Lovely poem. Thank you! xo
ReplyDeleteThe first time I came across the picture, it grabbed me. The shoes! So white. So...
DeleteIt feels like a good connection to me, Diane. Angels arrive in mysterious places. It's lovely.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! That's why there are so many movies about angels. Remember Clarence Odbody?
DeleteDiane, what a beautiful pairing of art and words. Angels take all forms. Even poets!
ReplyDeleteLike angels, poets have a way of getting to the heart of the matter.
DeleteLove this! Another wonderful pairing. Good luck with finishing your project.
ReplyDeleteI'll finish it, but not in the form I envisioned! "Finished is better than perfect," as more than one person have said.
DeleteIt's only tenuous in your poetry critic mind. It's a lovely connection. Beautiful image and lovely words.
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