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Thursday, September 30, 2010

Woven

This was a piece (words only) that I originally submitted to At Art Words…I am now posting it as a response to Prompt #17 for Poets United.





The image used for this piece can be found here
Words by dasuntoucha © 2008, 2010
Posted by Dasuntoucha at 7:47 PM
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20 comments:

  1. It is so easy to let the details get in the way. This was quite enjoyable, thank you for sharing it with me.

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  2. very nice...fabric cut from the original cloth pattern ---very nice..bkm

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  3. Just beautiful. It would make a wonderful wall hanging or poster.

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  4. Thoughtful words and wonderful presentation!

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  5. This is perfect art and beautiful presentation on equality.
    elegant piece.

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  6. Great poem. I enjoyed it very much xk

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  7. Beautifully crafted post! Very much enjoyed the read! =)

    -Weasel

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  8. I love the poem within the poem..'words are the thread that stitches together the fabric of life'...brilliant!

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  9. Yes, the answer is always one's own unique experience of life.

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  10. This is spectacular, both image and words. Fabulous piece of art!

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  11. This poem has so much depth and beauty woven in it...i love it! :-)

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  12. I love how you did this! Tied and stitched words of wisdom,with such a lyrical voice! We are, but
    patchwork in the big scheme of life! Brilliant~

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  13. The words are powerful and so welcome. We are all cut from the same cloth. If we deny part we are weakened by it. Love this poem.

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  14. Love the words and the presentation!
    Pamela

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  15. Really lovely. Very true. It makes you think which I love.

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  16. http://jinglepoetry.blogspot.com/2010/10/poetry-potluck-natures-elements-air.html

    welcome to our poetry potluck!
    have fun!

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  17. It's a shame that people always seem to find any reason, never to quite complete 'the join'.
    Full of good intentions, until pushed towards completion.
    Superb words and example!
    Best wishes,
    Eileen

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  18. a smooth read & the picture made me feel warm

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  19. Hi das, this is great and so true. I work as a quality tech for a company that offers woven items and I LOVE the warp and weft you've combined here so artfully. Also very cool presentation!

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  20. this reminded me of the japanese (and not only) calligraphy art...

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