Another verse, Gothic this time...
Well, I don't know if I'm any good at this 'ere poetry, but needs must when the devil drives!
Here's the poster
comments / critique / feedback always welcome :)
Stumble It!
Folley's Dream
I created a poster that felt like it needed a verse. I was feeling a bit gothic and came up with:In fright she fledCopyright © Highton-Ridley 2009
From love foreseen.
The fears she felt,
The tears she shed
- blood red! My heart!
In flight from Folly's Dream
Here's the poster
comments / critique / feedback always welcome :)
Labels: gothic, landscape, poetry, shop, zazzle
Stumble It!
posted by Highton-Ridley at
19:42
8 Comments:
I say... Mysterious and romantic, like an old movie. Always getting better and better. Keep writing, my friend! I almost could see her face.
You're just a romantic at heart, I can tell :) Maybe creativity can come out it in all forms... if you just get the chance. I'm sure you see the connection between your artwork and your job. Yes?
Lovely! A few months ago I had a collaboration with a fellow blogger - she sent me photos, I wrote epigrammatic captions. It was most enjoyable! It is a wonderful thing when the visual and the written come together.
Thanks for the feedback, Irish Gumbo. So what "epigrammatic caption" would you have written for this one?
Great words and I love the photos. It's soothing.
Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year to you and your family
Thanks Dors, you're very kind with your words, as always. It's always good to hear from you :)
...and a great Christmas and New Year to you too!
Mark, that is so beautifully written!
Simply great words!!! You're very talented!Keep writing!I look forward to more!.
xx
Hey Betty, thanks! I'm really glad you liked them so much. You must be a romantic at heart ;)
I've asked my muse for some more - we'll have to wait and see...
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