Slowly she arrives at her destination.
Just before reaching for the door, she adjusts the glasses over her thinning grey hair. The doors today seem as heavy as her weary heart.
She hits the large wheelchair button instead and waits as it slowly opens, welcoming her, one last time. A bittersweet smile paints her lips as she recalls days long ago. Continue reading
Hello everyone, welcome back to Words on Art.
We have chosen words to go along with Irene’s painting submission Venus. We had asked you to submit your words and captions and we’ve gone through the entries and have chosen a successful submission. Thank you to all who participated. We would like to present Hernán’s words. Enjoy!
Thank you for your submission Hernán.
And just like that, you are gone
The emptiness is deafening
A harpoon has left a jagged hole in my chest
I am locked in a tomb.
Where has it gone wrong? What was said? Where did the end, begin?
It’s so quiet. I can’t see clearly, I can’t feel my arms, my legs, my soul.
I’m an emptied vessel, thrown out after use.
Everything is a blur.
For our next art piece, we are showcasing Jasmine’s sketch. Thank you for your submission! It is an untitled piece.
We are once again inviting readers to capture the essence of the art by submitting writing pieces (captions, poems, short narratives, etc).
To participate, please submit your words on art to wordsonalimb@bell.net. Please write Words on Art in the subject line. If you have an art piece that you would like us to consider for our next showcase, please feel free to email us a picture.
Please note that the art pieces must be your own creation.
Looking forward to your next Words on Art.
Lora
Hello everyone, welcome back to Words on Art.
Here is the last art piece we featured on Artists on a Limb. We had asked you to submit your words and captions to capture the essence of the art and were very pleased with the feedback we received. Thank you to all who participated. We would like to showcase the beautiful words sent to us by Aisha.
Thank you for your submission Aisha.
Silent Battle
I sit here in a crowded room,
And I am so alone.
I hear the voices of strangers,
Yet the silence is deafening.
For our next art piece, we are showcasing the work of Irene Berkovsky. Thank you Irene for your submission!
We are once again inviting readers to capture the essence of the art by submitting writing pieces (captions, poems, short narratives, etc).
To participate, please submit your words on art to wordsonalimb@bell.net. Please write Words on Art in the subject line. If you have an art piece that you would like us to consider for our next showcase, please feel free to email us a picture.
Please note that the art pieces must be your own creation.
Looking forward to your next Words on Art.
Lora
Venus by Irene Berkovsky is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
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