It was a period of silent contemplation.
Away from previous distractions and illusions.
It was an adventure into other realities
and a questioning about things like this.
I return to things like this
and I’ve been thinking again
about creative process, how and
why do we do what we do?
Painter, song writer, potter,
dancer, musician, actor.
What is this mysterious energy
entertaining us all?
Enter this beyond I know
so very well, the back of my hands,
the inside of eyelids, thighs,
mapping you to my home.
And the very bones of me,
and the meat, absent of me,
and the soul of every move I make,
and the complexities of silence.
art and poetry by Clinock
I had been thinking about underneath
the complexities of silence
and how much deeper it can go
before we are only the dance?
Art – The Complexities of Silence – 16 x 20 – Mixed media
This “mysterious energy” is you, my friend, is being… and so beautiful at that!
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Thank you Marina, that’s such a lovely and generous thing to say.
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How nice to find a post from you and that you have broken your silence! Thanks for the Leonard Cohen waltz! I hope all is well with you.
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All is well and it’s good to see your smiling face again Jo Nell. This song / poem is large in my life.
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dancing words
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you got it in two!
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I can use less 🙂
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less is more…
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tell me less
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less is
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You’ve deeply touched me with these words, John. Very timely. Coincidentally, I’ve been listening to a Leonard Cohen LP given to me as a gift and that’s what it has been…a gift. 🙂 it’s good to see you again.
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And it’s special to see, read you again Debra. Each time I break from WP I believe I won’t return but I always do and it’s because of dear members of this community like you. I remember how special it all is and say thank you. LC has been a gift to me since my 20s. His words and music have been the soundtrack to my life.
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