binary plant thriving in the fertile doubt of Hooganie

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binary plant thriving in the fertile doubt of Hooganie

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white, white, white
black - black - black
white...white
black/white/black
white
white
white

black - white...white - black
black
black

[white]
[white]
black
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art deco garden
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Inikshuk
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muchas gracias, rr, judih and artguy... it brings me a smile to receive these replies for this poem, which some of you may know i've done in the past but not this year, if memory serves me. ;)
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yes, i love these tactile poem paintings of yours.
i want to pick them off the page. this one especially
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i remember this form from before......it's like a pedestal ready to spring.....spring...sprang....sprung....nice one cecil....
me I feel like I'm becoming some kinda Kung fu t.v. Priest.....
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Took me a couple of minutes of staring at it to finally get it. to deal with it on some intellectual level I still can not say exactly why it pleases my eyes and ears. A "poem painting" I guess the best description I can think of too. I like the title a lot too. 8)
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thx, wired... your "spring, sprang, sprung" is reminiscent of an older art piece i did. 'thanks for the memories....'

JT: "A 'poem painting' I guess the best description I can think of too. I like the title a lot too."

gracias, amigo... using words like one would use color has been an interest to me for awhile now. i guess poem painting is an accurate description. i like it! the title was inspired by nothingness. ;)
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yes, centered, not bold or italic, but underlined--and blossomed.
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