Paper lanterns, whether illuminated by candle or bulb, cast my favorite light.
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- “i want to think again of dangerous and noble things. I want to be light and frolicsome. i want to be improbable beautiful and afraid of nothing as though I had WINGS.” -- Mary Oliver "The whole of life lies in the verb seeing." Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (1881 - 1955)
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12 comments:
Sargent had a wonderful sense of color.
Laoch - Indeed. I wish I could have printed it full screen. It just makes me happy.
Art is beauty.
This is so fragile. The lilies are blooming in my garden right now and they smell so wonderful.
I have always always loved this.
thank you
xo
Antares - Yes, and aren't we glad. :D
Beth - As I look I can smell your lilies, a remembered sweetness. It may be the fragile and fleeting are, in part, what draws me to this.
Rebecca - Me too. Always. xo
more magic..
and light..
bring it on...
Denise - Sometimes we have to bite whatever it is, the way they once tested gold coins, to make sure it IS magic clear through, but not this. With this, we know right away. xo
This is one of my favorite paintings. I have a journal with this on the cover, and that's where I keep handwritten versions of my poems.
Pamela - A journal with the girls and their lanterns and the flowers on the cover, well, that would be heavenly. The very place to keep what is treasured.
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