pairing: Tom Thomson: Potters Creek, Canoe Lake, 1916
Grieving is love, Alan. Thank you for this graceful poem. 🖤
Agreed, thank you, Fotini
“Once her ashes grace the surface…” beautiful 🙏
Painting and poetry attract as the ashes and leaves that fall both rest and remain remembrance of lost love but keep being replenished.
Brush and pen strokes, colors fuse with the sun. Many thanks for sharing artist Tom Thompson’s painting, I did not know and your poem.
Thank you, Richard. Thomson is an icon of Canadian culture, worth exploring, imo.
very moving.
Thanks, Chris.
Quiet grief is the most poignant. It doesn’t scream ‘why’ and release the energy of loss.
The image of his place of death gives no solace, asks only questions that can never be answered.
Beautiful, Alan!
Thanks so much, Janet!
Beautifully eloquent. Not a word wasted. Thank you.
Thank you, Rondald!
Nice. Pretty.
I’m grieving with you, Alan. Your poem is filled with consolation and hope.
Thank you, Ann. I appreciate it.
Grieving is love, Alan. Thank you for this graceful poem. 🖤
Agreed, thank you, Fotini
“Once her ashes grace the surface…” beautiful 🙏
Painting and poetry attract as the ashes and leaves that fall both rest and remain remembrance of lost love but keep being replenished.
Brush and pen strokes, colors fuse with the sun. Many thanks for sharing artist Tom Thompson’s painting, I did not know and your poem.
Thank you, Richard. Thomson is an icon of Canadian culture, worth exploring, imo.
very moving.
Thanks, Chris.
Quiet grief is the most poignant. It doesn’t scream ‘why’ and release the energy of loss.
The image of his place of death gives no solace, asks only questions that can never be answered.
Beautiful, Alan!
Thanks so much, Janet!
Beautifully eloquent. Not a word wasted. Thank you.
Thank you, Rondald!
Nice. Pretty.
I’m grieving with you, Alan. Your poem is filled with consolation and hope.
Thank you, Ann. I appreciate it.