I love your poem and art! And it’s just how I’ve been feeling–“wings listening for ancient springs.” ❤️
I haven’t heard owls, but the birds have been so busy–this morning at the river, the crows were so active and noisy
After Jane was talking about all her spring flowers, I went outside yesterday and saw that some of our spring bulbs actually are just starting to poke out of the ground.
In this case, it’s old artwork. I work both ways. And sometimes simultaneously. I don’t always have time to do art, so I often look through the archives. And sometimes I do art and only later fit words to it. Or I may do art for a poem and then change the poem because of the art.
K.
I love your painting! And the Oracle’s words are so well suited to your theme.
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Thanks Ingrid. I can’t get enough of birds!
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I love your poem and art! And it’s just how I’ve been feeling–“wings listening for ancient springs.” ❤️
I haven’t heard owls, but the birds have been so busy–this morning at the river, the crows were so active and noisy
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Thanks! Hopefully tomorrow’s snow will be the last one. The birds do seem to think it’s time to move on, anyway.
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After Jane was talking about all her spring flowers, I went outside yesterday and saw that some of our spring bulbs actually are just starting to poke out of the ground.
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I haven’t see that here yet, but then, I haven’t been out much lately.
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All those ancient springs waiting to be remembered. This one is there, waiting for the birds to sing it.
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It is. The Oracle is obviously looking forward to spring as much as we are.
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She likes Brigid. I couldn’t get past the red goddess words though I did try.
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deeply mystical, great work!
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Kerfe,
do you paint these works after writing the poems? Or find paintings that suit the poems after you write them?
-David
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In this case, it’s old artwork. I work both ways. And sometimes simultaneously. I don’t always have time to do art, so I often look through the archives. And sometimes I do art and only later fit words to it. Or I may do art for a poem and then change the poem because of the art.
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