Thought Mountain by hipps13
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A Place Starts
Only way I know
About right and wrong
Is the way I feel about things
Inside and out
Everything struggles in life
Hardest part in searching
Is finding where I belong
Rainy days walk
A smile is a laugh
What will be next?
Weave in and out
Could be anymore
Some things in sight
Hidden one would want
Eyes see mind in heart
Little one knows
See more dark skies
Searching in the rain
Afraid of what
Do not know when
Nobody knows better
Than what the heart can tell
Keep telling meself
Meself is me soul
*Image Bryce 5.5
Millennium Dog DAZ 3D
©LKS 2007

Comments (15)
Brilliant poem and fantastic image...bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Very beautiful poem! Bravo!!!
I'm particularly taken with the way you've textured the mountains. I love it that they're green on one side - you've created a beautiful rain shadow effect. The first five lines of your poem are my favorite - so eloquently put!
Amazing words and beautiful image superbwork hugs lou x
Heartfelt words and a wonderful image too, sweet Linda. Gentle hugs. Diane. xx
Great work on this picture. Bravo:-)hugs sessan
A MOST beautiful artwork and accompanying words!! (Methinks one should not search but let IT find one. SMILE). My best to you and yours, T.P.
Very well done. 5+.
Beautiful thoughtful poem and excellent work in Bryce. Well done!
very nice job my friend :)
Picture and words go together so well Linda....excellent ~ ~ Hugs ~
Wonderful words and scene!
Beautiful work...
A beautiful Poem and an image of surreal beauty. Well done.
Gorgeous mystical image. Your poem is profound and stays in my heart. Hugs, love, and many smiles, Linda. Suzanne