Today I have three pieces related to the theme of Zombie. George Pfau started Zombiescapes a few years ago. It’s a collection of abstract paintings of scenes from famous zombie films or television programs. It’s kind of like Monet doing George Romero’s storyboards. Here’s an example, with the actual move scene for comparison. Dawn of the Dead (1978) This … More Zombie (Three Ways)
I was reminded of this recently. It’s one of my favorite quotes about life, and death. The author, Richard Dawkins, is an English ethologist, evolutionary biologist, and writer. “We are going to die, and that makes us the lucky ones. Most people are never going to die because they are never going to be born. The … More Life and Death, according to Dawkins
The image she saw was filled with pain Trying to look away, the attempt in vain Unforgiving eyes notice every flaw It was not the reflection others saw They viewed beauty more than words could tell To her only ugliness, thoughts she couldn’t quell
She waited Not knowing what was next Only that he would control her He would take her as he wished Being completely at his mercy Her goal was realized She had what she desired She was free
Here are three pieces related to the theme of Ramble. The winding river in this photograph, Tetons and Snake River by Ansel Adams, feels like a good fit for the theme. If you aren’t aware, ALL of his photography is equally awesome. This one is mine. Ramble Life can be a gamble With a soul … More Ramble (Three Ways)
Inhaling her delicious scent Tasting her sweet wetness Touching her hidden depths Hearing her pleasured moans Watching her body writhe
Eyes scan the horizon Like a searchlight What was there Now forever gone A tendril of smoke Dissipating in the breeze The blood red sky Cries in sympathy
This one is a little bleak, to be expected with the theme of Pain. As before, here are three pieces related to the theme. The Scream by Edvard Munch has always been a favorite of mine. I love how the artist uses simple forms to generate so much emotion and expressiveness. I saw a Munch exhibition at … More Pain (Three Ways)
The colors enveloped her Layers to be removed By the one Who could decipher The secrets within
