15.3.10



I once thought that you would rob the truly appreciative minds by laying down for the last time.
Rubbing your fingers to your temple instead of the large hand you would faint in
.  -kb

Life + death fit so very close together + the hand of god looks more like a fist.


20 comments:

  1. oh yes, life and death fit together....

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  2. it's always so refreshing to visit your place - such a diverse mix of all things intriguing!!! love it!!

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  3. life and death fit so close together...brilliant...

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  4. jayne, glad to be back here, reading and looking. and thinking...

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  5. So expressive is so few words. Well done.

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  6. A perfect jigsaw puzzle, when everything fits together!

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  7. Intriguing! I think you shoulfd flesh (sorry) this out a bit more.

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  8. Lynne, !!!

    Thank you all for dropping by for a look and a think.

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  9. This fits in so well with my thoughts this week.

    (Ah, I see you have a hand, too. It's an artist thing.)

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  10. We are all born to die.
    QMM

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  11. Yes, hard to have one without the other.

    Reminds me of a stamp I use once in awhile:

    Life before Death, why Wait?????

    Cheers!

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  12. I am quite fond of questions without answers and your work always seems to pose questions without preaching answers.

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  13. beautiful--a fist so apt in our reaching for life on either end of the spectrum

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  14. I love your line of thought here :)
    Marinela x.x.x

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  15. A Wave\A Handshake\a Fist\A Caress......All Come From The Same Sourse.

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  16. Here from Irreverent Irrelevance- I knew your blog would be worth visiting when I read Jeff's review.

    Just scrolled back and read a little. Nice to meet you. Love the quotes today.

    xxAmy

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  17. Jayne - thanks for the comment you left on my blog and for the Einstein quote above. I've enjoyed looking through/into your evocative posts - look forward to more.

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