It hard feelings. There are many types of iris colored, bold or tender. The Louisiana kind thrives in flooded environments. I see them in dreams that are memories. There is no difference. We are like the them rhizome risers, connected underground. Even if we are not blooming right next to each other all the time
Glenn Mann
@GlennPriceMann · 0:20
You. Thank you for sharing that poem. That's really beautiful and sweet and I love that on about being connected and blooming even if we're not right next to each other. I know I'm getting it wrong, repeating it, but it was just really sort of described me very striking, really sweet and beautiful poem
Carly D
@Astroality · 0:37
You love the poem. I love the artwork. This just really hit home for me because it just reminds me, like, how sometimes people are so different, but in those differences, we find so much interconnectedness, so much beauty, so much in common, and like, how your own uniqueness can bring so much depth to someone else's life. So this was a really beautiful way to start my day, and I really appreciate you inviting me to listen
Renee Slay
@Renee_Slay · 0:18
Right you are, Queen. Completely connected. I love this piece. I love, love, love this piece. I always love everything you put out there, so I adore it. I love the message. I love that it shows our interwoven spirits. Thank you
I've been attaching photos to all my posts. And just to have something everybody else has such beautiful stuff. I figure I put my own stuff up there and it's like a category. First there's pencil and then there's realistic. And I'm kind of like in the realistic and then there's ultra realistic to actually take a pencil and try to make a picture or something that you're seeing and put it on paper and make it look like a black and white photo
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
It. I never feel like I do your work justice. I don't know if I'm trying to make sense, but I just figured I would write what I felt. I locked in on the iris. Beautiful flower. The iris of the beautiful eye. I draw eyes hoping that they have enough realism to make someone want to see what's behind those stained glass windows. It's hard to draw a twinkle in an eye. The craftsman that made those windows must be amazing
Moe Johnson
@NeophyteSavant · 0:25
It's. Beautiful poem, beautiful artwork and the most calm, peaceful and tranquil voice imaginable. I listened to the swell yesterday, but I wanted to hear it again before I start work because it puts me in a certain mood. Thank you so much. Which
And this blue lotus flower has actually been hidden in goddess archetypes across all culture and traditions. And it has been shown to me that this is because the blue lotus holds the true sacred geometrical architecture and blueprint of mother nature, of divine mother Earth, of the goddess intelligence, and the word earth and the word art. Heart, excuse me, they are synonymous with one another from a sound, harmonic, energetic, frequency, perspective