Creationism
Divine paranormal acts
False dreams to cling to.
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Author:
Michael Edwards (
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Creationism
Divine paranormal acts
False dreams to cling to.
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I think the main creation going on here is your pen and ink! I love the pen you include in so many of your drawings... it's the literal thing that stands out to me among the fragmentary images of hanging balls, orreries, lyre strings, compass parts, musical notations, and what-not.
Thanks Jarcher - working on a few of these at the moment and they are proving popular with clients so think I have hit on something. Although they borrow the concept from some of the great artists they are fairly unique in many ways and as such are very much of my own creation.
So true Michael.
Superb artwork.
Andy
Thanks Andy - hope you are well.
How's Miss Berles feel about this?!
What needs to be said about Creationism beyond your few dissecting words?
Great Michael, without reservation.
Glad to see you're doing alright. Enjoyed the post.
crazy, but if I tilt my head to the side
your picture reminds me of the Titanic, greeting
its fateful Iceberg of demise;
(maybe its all that oceanic blue) lol
and when I read your words
I can't help, but recall
how the Titanic was 'created'
as an example of humanity's industrial prowess
and evolutionary - leap
in understanding and capability,
and yet: on its very first voyage...
(in-short, for me
your Poetry speaks,
of that best hypothesised
planning, of meaningless worth
for mice and men, alike)
thanks for sharing Michael
another poetic treat
you've delivered!
Ah yes, the essence of a god who created the world in 6 days but isn't quite omnipotent enough to stop the weather, earthquakes etc killing the beings he created.
Many klingons abound.
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