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image: Andrew Wyeth ( via Magpie Tales)


before we became
slayers of giants 
conquerors 
of brave, new worlds

we were frozen
trapped, 
inside blocks 
of Carrara 

wanting
willing to risk
everything
for a chance

the right to be
higher, 
mightier, divine
free

Rene~July 2013

Comments

  1. nice...the difference is that you were willing to rick instead of staying inside that block...and that makes all the difference...

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  2. He does have the body of Michelangelo's David ......... very nice, Rene.

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  3. you turned em back on! love this one. really like that Andrew Wyeth painting and you brought out the life and imagination in it.

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  4. Ready to break free from the slab...yeah...glad you enabled your comments...

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  5. Glad you chipped him out of the marble overcoat... :)

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  6. You usually have to break out of the marble of expectations to fly with the birdies. Loved this, and not just because I love the name David.

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  7. Thank you for freeing Prometheus, young lady .....

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  8. This is incredible love that you compared him to David

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