painting details
Jean François de Le Motte
painting details
speaking parts
significant numbers
lettered states of mind
flickers of hope
senseless memories
imaginative figures
characterizations
mundane interpretations
innocence and healing
first impressions
casual thoughts
profound revelations
in the details
combinations, variations
love of the written word
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Written for:
Magpie Tales – Mag 121
Image Credit: res obscura
Posted on June 10, 2012, in Magpie Tales, Poetry and tagged Magpie Tales, Marc Chagall. Red Roofs, poetry prompt, writing prompt. Bookmark the permalink. 27 Comments.
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ZONGRIK 
You are right- there is such a sense of love of the written word here. K.
I found the whole painting too and thought it fascinating. Nicely written Tammy.
I enjoy the details and variations ~ Enjoyed your perspective ~
A great take on the prompt.
Interesting impressions. I like this one.
the love is in the details, esp when it comes to writing…as in painting when you are trying to capture a bit of reality…
Words have a fatal attraction, eh?
love the quick hits of image, as they roll from line to line, tailored, yet still open enough for the reader to really color in a personalized reaction. Very cool
All hail to our glorious ‘writing muse’! We are all addicted to her, YES!
Hey Zongrik, delightfully cryptic, thanks Kuta
that last line is perfect!
That’s quite a collection! I like that you end with love of the written word.
Grateful that it never stops!! This renews itself..
I enjoyed seeing the entire painting! ‘love of the written word’ … what it’s all about!
awesome take! :-))
I really like “lettered states of mind”…nice…
A perfect description of the painting.
Very nice, love is in the air!
cool and creative take on this painting Z. a collage of all the thoughts that
a letter, the written word holds. love – lettered states of mind.
Ah. I didn’t seek the entire painting – I love it – Well done!
How wonderfully expressive! I love the whole painting and your poem is brilliant. =D
This is a mini masterpiece in itself!
Agree – it is a mini masterpiece!
Anna :o]
You got the details alright, painted with words on your brush.
😉
Perfect response to the prompt and resonates with any lover of words.
=)
This is touching and a really gorgeous use of words to convey what words often cannot. Paired with the image, a winning combination. Great write, Tammy! Peace , Amy
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