An uneven break
She holds tight the misery left after the parting seeking in it the familiar
Finding only bitter regret and her misspend youth
That and her children with their face bright with endless possibility
She vowed then never to impart to them the advice her mother bestowed on matters of heart
In fact, she has decided never to communicate her wisdom on love but to allow them their own tragedy
It will soon prove a grievous error and it too she will bear as well as this end
All my love,
Simone
What a beautiful painting, simply mesmerising. I hope you enjoy your time with your sister :)
ReplyDeleteHave lots of fun in the sun Simone! The woman in the painting is very mesmeric indeed.
ReplyDeleteMy love, Danielle
I think G.W. Bush asks himself the same question, Simone!
ReplyDeleteI covet that picture. I have just the place for it. Beautifully simple.
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The painting does hold your attention. It's beautiful.
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Thoughts in Progress
Such a very tuching is you post,my dear Simone...
ReplyDeleteI like these painting and indeed you stay to look at her:-)*
LOve and many hugs for you,
***Violetta***
I don't know anything of the history of this painting, but find the sitter's expression incredibly sad. It's such a beautiful, deceptively simple image and like the other people who commented, I would love to own it. Again I've learned about another painter, this time a German Expressionist, so thank you, Simone! Your knowledge of art is inspiring.
ReplyDeleteLovely painting that you found!
ReplyDeleteI've had a bit of a travel bug lately too. Must be the spring air floating around.
ReplyDeletethis is very stunning....
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely time with your sister. Family is precious...
ReplyDeleteThat's such a beautiful turn-of-the-century painting that you found.
ReplyDeleteenjoy the time with your sister. and yes, the painting is lovely. it has a fantastic sense of grace, i think.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Both the painting and your words.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a wonderful time with your sister.