i have used shards of glass from bombed out mosques and churches to create a kaleidoscopic reality symmetric patterns of half-truths reflected on mirrors of fear constantly changing in meaning and patterns of perception depending upon who turns the wheel and so it was the sixth day of satan
I generally label those photos that are mine…unless I’ve merged it with a stock image or painting in the public domain like paintings in this series…the photograph is mine, but the painting is out of my league. 🙂
I believe there is a hypothesis that satan was created on the sixth day. In my view Genesis is not definitive in this.
Nevertheless, the connection with your poem is interesting and seems to me to explore whimsies, facts that are not facts, the “constantly changing” meanings of the various religious self interests.
I’m intrigued by your writing, which I guess is the reason for it. You pose questions and make observation without offering any particular insights, leaving that chore instead to your many readers. A form of Egalitarianism I subscribe to.
Thanks for your often moving series of pieces. I have enjoyed them very much.
This is by far the best of this series so far, and one of the best I have read by you! The connections drawn here are powerful and cause a great deal of thought.
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Do you take the photos, Charles?
I generally label those photos that are mine…unless I’ve merged it with a stock image or painting in the public domain like paintings in this series…the photograph is mine, but the painting is out of my league. 🙂
That’s pretty clever 🙂
Gives stained glass a whole new meaning.
ditto
Wow, Charles! (Sorry to have missed the last few chapters!)
have read them now…and love the idea – you are really clever charles – take the mirror and look at things from the other side. incredible
I believe there is a hypothesis that satan was created on the sixth day. In my view Genesis is not definitive in this.
Nevertheless, the connection with your poem is interesting and seems to me to explore whimsies, facts that are not facts, the “constantly changing” meanings of the various religious self interests.
I’m intrigued by your writing, which I guess is the reason for it. You pose questions and make observation without offering any particular insights, leaving that chore instead to your many readers. A form of Egalitarianism I subscribe to.
Thanks for your often moving series of pieces. I have enjoyed them very much.
Just joining you for the dark chapters . . .so good! Thank you!
Amazed at the metaphors you use !!
What can i say to such true lines !
What is this with the dark thing??? I’m getting caught up in it.
Must be a cloud havering too close to reality
A great mosaic of words Charles
This is by far the best of this series so far, and one of the best I have read by you! The connections drawn here are powerful and cause a great deal of thought.
Wow – love this one, with the shards of glass!
Clever how you put your poem in the book, Charles.
Definitely my favourite of your dark chapters…just wonderful xx
very true words charles. most of these theories pop out of fear.