our cells are
one with water air
flower tree
For Sue Vincent’s photo prompt, above. Hard not to think of Monet.
One of the beauties of his water lily paintings is how they draw you in, to a space that is timeless and endless. Like we belong there.
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Simply beautiful, Kerfe. I agree… Monet does come to mind with this scene.
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Thanks Sue.
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Your colours are so very Monet too.
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Thanks Jane. I’m pleased you think so. He was a master of light.
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He’s a hard act to follow.
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We all came from the water, with the sky above and within us. We are water babies! Pretty Monetist hues!
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Thanks Jade. We are!
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You’re very welcome.
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What a lovely poem. It is so very true. Our bodies are part of nature.
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Thanks Suzanne. I wrote a very complicated poem first, inspired by Monet’s ability to pull us into his vision of nature, and then realized I could say what I meant in just a few words.
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You did it well. 😊
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I like the way you have opened up a well of depth through this post and art
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Thanks Jude. Monet is an inspiration.
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I like this micro and macro–our cells, the water, earth, and everything.
And yes, Monet.
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I’ve been obsessed with his water lilies for a long time.
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Monet was my first thought when I saw Sue’s photo. We were able to see his Agapanthus Triptych in 2011 when it was on display at the St. Louis Art Museum, and we were fortunate to make the visit with an artist who explained the intricacies of the panels to us.
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The paintings are so immersive. MOMA has a round room that just has 3 of them on the wall and a place to sit in the center. It’s magical.
But of course now you have to wonder when it will ever be open again…
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