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The July 27 My Soul's Dark Imagination theme was "Crazy Architecture".
I based this on a poem, but took some poetic licencse with it, because that is not a pine tree.
I created this using GIMP 2.10.38.
The vintage images are from an Internet search. (See the side of my blog for links.)
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THE PINE LADY
O have you seen the Pine Lady,
Or heard her how she sings?
Have you heard her play
Your soul away
On a harp with moonbeam strings?
In a palace all of the night-black pine
She hides like a queen all day,
Till a moonbeam knocks on her secret tree,
And she opens her door with a silver key
While the village clocks
Are striking bed
Nine times sleepily.
O come and hear the Pine Lady,
Up in the haunted wood!
The stars are rising, the moths are flitting,
The owls are calling,
The dew is falling;
And, high in the boughs
Of her haunted house
The moon and she are sitting.
Out on the moor the night-jar drones
Rough-throated love,
The beetle comes
With his sudden drums
And many a silent unseen thing
Frightens your cheek with its ghostly wing;
While there above,
In a palace builded of needles and cones,
The pine is telling the moon her love,
Telling her love on the moonbeam strings —
O have you seen the Pine Lady?
Or heard her how she sings!
— Richard Le Gallienne (1866-1947)
5 comments:
PERFECT FOR THE THEME!!!!!! I love this postcard with the moon peeking behind the trees and the house as part of the tree! Great imagination and creativity! I especially love the poem! Nice touch! Thank you for joining in on the challenge!
In September, I am going to ask some of the artists to send in poems for our challenge instead of images to use! I want to ask you to look or compose a dark, macabre poem that I could use for one of the weeks. I will post the poem, and then everyone has to interpret the poem through their artwork! If you want to do this just let me know,
very nice! the art and the poem. xo
This is so cool, I love the picture and the poem. Awesome job Anne.
A perfect little cottage in the woods.
Well done on the postcard and I enjoyed reading the poem.
All the best Jan
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