Robert Frost's poem, "The Road Not Taken" has had special meaning for me for many years. Recently, my 10 year old grandson memorized it for school. I was impressed and motivated to remember it for myself. I wondered if an old dog (me) could learn a new trick. I did it! Today, as I was attempting to find my way through this abstracted landscape, the words of the poem came back to me as inspiration.
2 comments:
This is lovely. I like the undirectional direction you are taking in your paintings!
And, I think you are inspiring. The name "Robert Frost" lead me to check a poem of his I love: "Stopping By THe Woods on a Snowy Evening" (maybe not correct but I'm sure you know it. . . Whose woods these are . . .
I have "woods" now and to enjoy their quiet times, just walking through, hearing their sighs and leaves tinkling . . . Oh, well, you have put the shoe of inspiration on my derriere, so to speak!
Lovely, enchanting painting you have.
Thank you!
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