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Painting Worlds that only exist in the minds of a few. Dancing on water, and singing the Siren's song of sailing Ships.
Sing a Song of Sailing Ships
Sing a song of Sailing Ships
And Siren’s songs of yore,
Long lost loves, hearts cracked or chipped,
Passions shared no more.
Sail the crests of waves of loss
And explore eternal tides
Dance your dreams on Star Light Streams
The winds will be your guide.
Sailors lost and sailors found,
Lovers gone to sea,
They changed their course
And with slight remorse
Accept what cannot be.
Sing your songs of passions
Oh Sailors wild and free,
Then with the tide
Watch sunsets glide
Like molten gold into the Sea.
Copyright: Anne E. Shoemaker-Magdaleno House of Chabrier 2009
Done in Adobe Illustrator and AdobePhotoshop inspired by the marvelous work of *chrisntheboat
The figure is based on the beautiful *faestock
Sing a Song of Sailing Ships
Sing a song of Sailing Ships
And Siren’s songs of yore,
Long lost loves, hearts cracked or chipped,
Passions shared no more.
Sail the crests of waves of loss
And explore eternal tides
Dance your dreams on Star Light Streams
The winds will be your guide.
Sailors lost and sailors found,
Lovers gone to sea,
They changed their course
And with slight remorse
Accept what cannot be.
Sing your songs of passions
Oh Sailors wild and free,
Then with the tide
Watch sunsets glide
Like molten gold into the Sea.
Copyright: Anne E. Shoemaker-Magdaleno House of Chabrier 2009
Done in Adobe Illustrator and AdobePhotoshop inspired by the marvelous work of *chrisntheboat
The figure is based on the beautiful *faestock
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© 2009 - 2024 HouseofChabrier
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Hello, My Sister,
This time it's Yakshi. You have been really busy since the last time we visited. I love how your poetry and art are interfacing more and more. This one is especially moving. Poetry, Kevin's computer art input, and Chrisnboat's spheres meet House of Chabrier!
This time it's Yakshi. You have been really busy since the last time we visited. I love how your poetry and art are interfacing more and more. This one is especially moving. Poetry, Kevin's computer art input, and Chrisnboat's spheres meet House of Chabrier!