S.O.S. Drowning Persons. by dochtersions
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Made with FE, only PP for sign. and frame, plus a little bit embossing.
Drowning, cold, intense
water currents
the strong elements.
Inability impotence
grabbing the throat
hoarse from shouting
pale from feeling sea sick
raucous pinched panic.
Never let dominate,
dear:
crushing fear
feelings from
solitary imprison
confinement.
We who lives here present
not being cast away or shipwrecked
nor have a life sentence.
Souls splendour
for sure
already rescued
by grandeur.
The very happy
infinity story
great in peace
A Love in Glory.
I hope none of you has ever been an actual drowning.
But one can mentally feel like a drowning man (or woman) ;-)
See you later, please don't forget
I'm grateful to you all.
Comments (41)
fantastic work dear...and yes...we can have that feeling!
Fantastic presentation Mies!!! Your fractal is sublime. the design is wonderful. Your poem is very touching and very true. Most people have felt that feeling of drowning emotionally at some time or another. That is when your supporters can be so helpful, Our supporters are people that care about us and are standing on the river bank, they can reach out and help pull us ashore, sometimes they have to risk emotional hurt themselves to reach out to us, but the ones that truly care will never hesitate to reach out. Fantastische presentatie Mies!!! Uw fractal is subliem. het ontwerp is prachtig. Uw gedicht is heel ontroerend en zeer waar. De meeste mensen hebben het gevoel dat gevoel van verdrinking emotioneel op enige tijd of een ander. Dat is wanneer uw supporters zo nuttig kunnen zijn, onze supporters zijn mensen die de zorg over ons en staan op de rivier oever, ze kunnen bereiken en helpen trekken ons aan wal, soms ze hebben risico emotionele pijn zelf te bereiken ons, maar degenen die echt zorg zal nooit aarzelen te bereiken.
stunning fractal art
Wonderful words to go with this representation of being pulled down. Look up - see light? Yes, and a star. You will never drown. You have a loving husband and many friends to bear you up:-)
Beautiful, Mies. I ken beide soorten, maar heb beiden overleefd. Gelukkig maar. Corrie
Mies! Outstanding! Look from the depths and see we are here waiting, and pulling for you. Hang on, resurface~~ and take a deep breath of life. :) Sunrise~~ and Smiley :)
Very beautiful composition!!!
Wonderful work Mies! Excellent creation :)
EXCELLENT poem illustrated by Sun Ice! Fantastic! SPLENDID creation !
Well done.
Beautiful as ever Mies.
the one on the right looks angry as if it is the fault of the one on the left! Excellent work, Mies
What a great poem, and not even in your first language, Mies! Tou are an astonishing woman! I see lots of drowners in your picture!
Fantastic work and poem! :)
Uitstekend werk!!! Excellent work!!!
Yes I see the helpless people crying for help. And the great poem fits wonder-well.
Mies, you did such a great job on this beautiful and creative image my friend
excellant image
SUPERB image!!!!! GREAT work!!!!!!!!!!
so wonderful !
Your words have left me breathless... I have not lived really a physically drowning, but I felt this pain when someone hurt me soul! Splendid composition! :)
Very nice!
Schitterend met deze kleuren.
Wonderful work Mies! Superb image!!
it's wonderful work! Wow! 5*+
agree with jenny!
TERRIFIC, AMAZING IMAGE!
Mooi werk,kleurenverloop is erg goed!!
As usual - I see something totally different again, to everybody else's point of view ... I see the entrance to 'the tunnel of love' at an Amusement Park, and those little boats bopping up and down - disappearing into the distance ... anyway, it's just a thought ! but a much happier one, to say the least (and not of Titanic proportions) Beautiful words Jacomina, take care BB
I love your interpretation of this fractal and the poem to go with it, and yes you don't have to be in water to get that drowning feeling. A lovely work.