Painting by Richard Burlet “Woman in Blue”
i.
She does her best to turn away from her machine life
Those who imagine her see patterns of blue in her pixels
ii.
indigo diva,
a shy bird who merges with
the rare blue birch
iii.
betrayer’s lips’ union a
goddess’ dismay.
chameleon raiment
swivels away to blue.
Three perspectives on this LOVELY image. I thought of the movie Tron and their outfits in it in the first one. The second feels like a tree spirit. The last one as a goddess finds her lover in another’s arms.
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I love these!! So descriptively lush
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Thanks, Jade!
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excellent! ❤ ❤
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Thanks!
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She does have a very birdlike aspect. (K)
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so gorgeous in color, words and music.. divine Lisa! ❣️
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Cindy many thanks ❤
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You’re so welcome Lisa!!!!❤️
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She’d best stick to the “machine life.”
Nice write, lots to think about.
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Thanks much, Jim.
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Love them all!
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Thank you 🙂
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You’re most welcome
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luv what you wrote about this lady in blue
Happy Sunday Lisa
much❤love
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Thanks, Gillena!
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Each vision recreates the image.
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Thanks, Wyndolynne, she is a multi-faceted gem.
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Nice job, Lisa. When I saw the painting, for some reason, my first thought was German cubist Franz Marc, even though it’s a different style. Plus, I know nearly nothing about painters to begin with. 🙂
My parents had a copy of one of Marc’s paintings in our living room, called “The Tiger”. I guess what I’m saying is I could easily picture Burlet’s painting being converted into a Marc.
I also like your song choice. It also reminds me I should spend more time with Leon Russell!
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Christian, I think Franz Marc did the cover for the Mary Oliver book I reviewed recently. I love his work and it is a real tragedy he died so young 😦 Glad you like Leon Russell song, there’s a definite pull and charm to it.
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Love that you saw a tree as well – a blue birch and the bird within.
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Thanks, Truedessa!
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I really like these, especially the pixelated first one!
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Thanks much, Keith, glad you enjoyed them.
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“chameleon raiment
swivels away to blue” – Excellent!
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Thanks much, Q!
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I love all these Lisa but my favorite one is the second one!
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Thanks much, Carrie. The image is the spark. I also like the image with the bee bonnet, such beautiful art.
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Exquisite imaginings, all three! 😍
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Thanks much, Dora!
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These colors are amazing. And I love them all. I found your site and let’s follow each other. Thanks Anita
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Thank you.
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Love what you brought out in your poem ❤
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AJ thank you ❤
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I love all these…that indigo diva…sigh
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Thanks, Susie! ❤
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It’s a lot to like about this post. The painting is great…. I love “swivels away to blue”…that rolls off great.
Plus Leon…doesn’t get much better.
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Thanks much, Max. I’m starting to turn to Leon more when I’m feeling blue. There is a realness to what and how he sings that pulls me in.
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Yea he has that kind of aura about him.
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