I thought so many things
& never said a single one aloud.
I choked on such longing
I couldn’t spit out.
Yes, desire is so different
when God bore you hungry.
I could have devoured anything
and still have been starving.
—Yves Olade, Belovéd
& never said a single one aloud.
I choked on such longing
I couldn’t spit out.
Yes, desire is so different
when God bore you hungry.
I could have devoured anything
and still have been starving.
—Yves Olade, Belovéd
And if we never light the candle
Or paint that canvas
Are we withholding beauty
Or keeping reverence
And is the art that is never seen better than the art never created
Because it is a simply a choice between
Exclusionary but illustrated
Or Illusionary but excluded.
Or paint that canvas
Are we withholding beauty
Or keeping reverence
And is the art that is never seen better than the art never created
Because it is a simply a choice between
Exclusionary but illustrated
Or Illusionary but excluded.
Painting by Briton Riviere.This story tells of Daniel, who was thrown to the lions for disobeying a decree that forbade him to pray to anyone but the king. Despite this, Daniel continued to pray to his God. According to the story, God preserved Daniel and he was not harmed by the lions.
"The passing of Robin Hood" 1917 by Newell Converse Wyeth.
This painting depicts Robin Hood shooting his last arrow through the window, this painting is a version of the story of Robin Hood's death, where he is shown in his deathbed in the company of two of his followers and, realizing that his death is near, decides to shoot his last arrow and ask the two followers to bury him in the location where the arrow lands.
This painting depicts Robin Hood shooting his last arrow through the window, this painting is a version of the story of Robin Hood's death, where he is shown in his deathbed in the company of two of his followers and, realizing that his death is near, decides to shoot his last arrow and ask the two followers to bury him in the location where the arrow lands.