I sell collectibles and art online and often find the things I've found have hilarious and at times, dark stories to tell. It's thrilling for me to be creatively random, so always expect the unexpected in the things I share with you.
This is fantastic, Rose—almost like a magic spell or invocation. Your drawing is beautiful. I can see how Kahlo would be an inspiration to you, she was a brilliant woman.
Very nice. Incidentally, I don’t see any reason why sky can’t be a verb. I mean, when he was a little boy, my brother used to moon people all the time.
Just stunning! Your poem is beyond beautiful and I really love your painting! YouΒ΄ve catched KahloΒ΄s essence in both your wonderful pieces of art, Rose! I bet Frida would have been more than a bit jealous π
It’s one of the nicer features of the English language: nouns can become verbs easily, w/o having to reregister or change their passwords. Of course, the prigs will fulminate the way they did when “impact” became a verb as well as a noun. That was so long ago that hardly anybody remembers the way the prigs howled at the time.
Hi poetrummager. Lovely to hear from you. How nice to have a society where you can be sure it is real and not falsely created! Thank yo for liking “Farm Gate!” Peace and Best Wishes. TheFoureyedPoet.
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I sky this. (I like the alternately beady-eyed and perky parrots, too.)
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Ha! Thank you very much. Frida Kahlo loved birds, and she painted many beady-eyed/perky parrots.
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This is fantastic, Rose—almost like a magic spell or invocation. Your drawing is beautiful. I can see how Kahlo would be an inspiration to you, she was a brilliant woman.
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I found it in my “Spells & Torture” book π Ah, thanks Oggy… you know that I sky you madly.
Yes, Frida K was brilliant, and she’s one of my favorite artists… she was a bit loony, so I’m able to relate to her that way. xo
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Me too and me too! Beautiful poem, Rose. πΉββοΈ
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Thanks sweet Katherine! I appreciate you reading my poem. ππ
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I love the concept of extending the verb to sky so it includes more… JC
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Speaking of skies, I just read your amazing poem, JC. Brilliant. Thank you for stopping by!
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This might be my favorite I’ve read of yours so far! LOVE IT.
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Really? Ah, I’m touched, Katrina. πΉ
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Imaginative and inspiring, PR. Another epic piece, my friend. β€οΈ
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I’m soaring! Thanks so much, JM. π
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I love this, Rose! There were some Frieda Kahlo paintings in the Mexican Revolutionary Art exhibit we saw a in Philadelphia this past fall.
Well done!
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Frida K was a strong woman who overcame obstacles. Now, more than ever, we need to empower ourselves. Thank you, marvelous Merril! π¦
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I love it, very original, deep and full of love.
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β€ Love trumps hate.
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The drawing is beautiful, and so is your haiku. And so are you xxxx
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Aw, Lady Inese, you don’t know how much your kind words truly inspire me. Many thanks! xoxo
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wonderful
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I love the idea, and the execution is flawless.
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I’m happy you thought so, my lovely Scooj. π
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Excellent drawing too
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Thank you! π
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This is lovely… such a creative poem and artwork, Rose. πΉ π
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Iris, I love seeing you here! You’re kindness and positive attitude always makes me beam. ππ
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It’s my pleasure, Rose. π
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The sky is big enough to offer many possibilities, or definitions.
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That’s true! From infinity and beyond… πβ¨π«
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Great use of sky. Nouns are turned to verbs all the time, e.g. ‘rubbish’. You’ve really caught Frida.
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Thanks very much, Derrick! Your comment was in my spam folder, so I apologize for my late reply. I appreciate your kind words. π¦
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This is fantastic! I love the poem, I love the drawing, I love Frida Kahlo
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Hi Lady Sol! Thank you so much. I’ve missed your posts. I hope you and your husband are well. xo
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We are fine – packed and still waiting to move – hope you are well too
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Wonderful!
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Thanks Jennie! I appreciate you reading my poem.
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You are welcome!
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This is really creative πππ
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Thanks! π
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I sky your talent (love it to the core and it’s an inseparable part of this vast blogosphere)
The lady in the picture looks like an Indian..wonderful drawing, meaningful as well… and the poem is amazingly romantic!
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Thank you, darling! Frida Kahlo did look Indian – she was very lovely. Ah, you make me blush with your kindness. β€
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Very nice. Incidentally, I don’t see any reason why sky can’t be a verb. I mean, when he was a little boy, my brother used to moon people all the time.
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Haha! Ah, BunK, I love it when you talk dirty π
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Just stunning! Your poem is beyond beautiful and I really love your painting! YouΒ΄ve catched KahloΒ΄s essence in both your wonderful pieces of art, Rose! I bet Frida would have been more than a bit jealous π
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Thank you so much Sarah! π
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YouΒ΄re most welcome! π
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It’s one of the nicer features of the English language: nouns can become verbs easily, w/o having to reregister or change their passwords. Of course, the prigs will fulminate the way they did when “impact” became a verb as well as a noun. That was so long ago that hardly anybody remembers the way the prigs howled at the time.
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Prigs are such sticks in the mud — like pigs, really. Lol. I agree, wise Mel.
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The trouble with likening prigs to pigs is that it is also likening pigs to prigs. U might get sued for libel by a pig.
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The drawing really does look like Frida Kahlo.
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I’ve always wanted a uni-brow. Someday perhaps π Thanks Mel!
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I sky your poem, and illustration. π Lovely, Rose.
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I appreciate your lovely words, Kat. π
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You’re most welcome! π
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Beautiful poem. π
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Thanks Sumit! π
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That was a beautiful way to express Love.
Fond Regards
Shiva
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Deep thanks and kindest regards! π¦
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I love the inspiration you took from Kahlo here, Rose! ADORE this poem β€
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Glad to hear from you, Christy! Thanks much. β€
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I sky you
Love that
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I heart you.
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That’s what I thought
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These haiku pretty much cover every use of sky (as a verb) under the sky. ππ
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You’re so funny! π π π
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Frida has such a big π. ππβ
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Thanks for noticing! β€
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It’s so beautiful that it was needed to exist an artist to make it real; a poem beautiful as a smile, dear Rose ^-^
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Ah, Francis, I sky your smile and wonderful words. β€
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I sky you too. π
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Hi poetrummager. Lovely to hear from you. How nice to have a society where you can be sure it is real and not falsely created! Thank yo for liking “Farm Gate!” Peace and Best Wishes. TheFoureyedPoet.
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