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Discourse on Survival
the will to live
unfolds
into syllables
a syntax of antique
bottles
blue and green
my bone and liquid
vertigo
(click on image to enlarge)
Discourse on Survival
the will to live
unfolds
into syllables
a syntax of antique
bottles
blue and green
my bone and liquid
vertigo
Kathryn M. McCullough 
It amazes me how something can be so beautiful and so scary at the same time.
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I know exactly what you mean, Lisa! I think the psyche is an inherently lovely and terrifying place, if you go deep enough into it. Does that make sense?
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It makes perfect sense to me.
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Cool!
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★★★★★
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Thanks so much for stopping by–glad you enjoyed my work—————–
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I read your posts as though I am reading an impossibly beautiful and terrifying book of poetry and art.
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Again, that image of it being terrifyingly beautiful–I guess maybe it is–hauntingly so. Thanks, Renee—————you give me lots to think about. Hope you have a great Saturday!
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The mixture of your art and words does indeed convey the complexities of beauty and fear.
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Thank you, Charles. I so appreciate your reading and reflecting on what I’ve offered today!
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I love the complex images that the words bring to the surface of my thoughts…the language is lovely–evocative.
blessings on your day…
jane
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I so pleased you appreciate the language, Jane. I don’t even know what the words mean–just that they are–evocative IS indeed the right descriotion. Thank you, ,my friend!
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A true talent…. thank you for this post.
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Thanks so much! I appreciate your stopping by and hope you’ll come back!
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I like the colors, the depth, the complex simplicity (if there is such a thing )- enjoyed it, thanks.
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Wow, thank you, thank you! I know exactly what you mean by complex simplicity–and I love oxymoron! It was great having you–hope you come back by—————–
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I love the colours too, Kathy!
Hugs,
Wendy
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Thanks, Wendy. Thank you so much–glad you enjoy them. See you soon—————-
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Your words and images really draw me in. But I haven’t been able to come up with words for comments so please know I am reading and that my silence is due to not knowing what to say/write.
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Robin–your comments are always perfect–especially this one. I truly know how you feel–sometimes there just aren’t words or you can’t find the right ones. I’m so glad you came by, my friend!
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Wow, thanks for the shout out, Lisa!
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A shout from the heart!
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