Words of a painter about art, painting and other thoughts about life, death and things that get in the way. I began my blog 2010.
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Not Just A Cup
Not Just a Cup Southern born Not a tea drinker Always coffee For me Although I often find Bitter taste Of the dark brew A bit muc...
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Not Just a Cup Southern born Not a tea drinker Always coffee For me Although I often find Bitter taste Of the dark brew A bit muc...
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The Orange Man of Honor Quick-draw at the “OK Corral” Or…he quickly says Whatever comes into his head So you say All that he...
15 comments:
oh nice place on the word meaning...very nice piece...
on the other hand first time i saw the movie...no one in the theatre breathed until we were outside...whew.
yes, the original 'sin' turns out to be only an error in marksmanship - what we've made of it since is perhaps the real sin.
Interesting take on the word
a gentle touch on the subject, but the impact is powerful.
fabulous entry.
i didn't know that about archery/sin.....
such strange sounding words
those sins..
sloth, gluttony..
i want nothing to do with them!
Lovely take Annell, but I wonder how sin applies to that chubby little archer, Cupid!
Is it a sin when he hits or a sin when he misses!
Sure might be! I like what you did with this prompt. I enjoy learning something new about the word and to wonder why it might have come to mean that.
A very clever piece.
humor instinct- nice..
Great perspective!
JP
Anne Dear, what a subtle take and yet so meaningful.. I am so impressed- very very different indeed!!
Sinfully deadly.. xox
Happy Potluck
http://oliviasmindlymatters.wordpress.com/2010/10/16/sinfully-me/
You have such and interesting collection of photos and poetry here on your blog!
Hi. I have been away teaching a workshop and then home trying to get caught up and back into the groove.. my goodness, all seven sin together really would be quite a battle.
With a zillion sinful thoughts in head..
It cries but they never die...
I wish I could be a perfect sinner.. :)
Remarkable...thought provoking succinct piece of work.. too good.
Regards~ Sayandeep.
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