Deviation Actions
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self-portrait
music: "Les Pleurs" by Jean de Sainte-Colombe [link]
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This is a very late comment but I need to give to you – to this. This is a beautiful work. I would write words on pages and pages describing how I feel of seeing this in your collection. It would be too much to write. The words would be too heavy and would pour off the page like watercolor paint on a sheet of paper. I would cry to these feelings because they touch my bones. The image can burst the heart into a grin on a face with the beauty you put in it and can put a tear on the floor from how you are gazing down. I would look down as you are in the image and try to always wonder each moment to feel the deep and somber falling in the body – your body in this image. Tears with the music and tears follow along the image. I would give the tears of how many minutes – seconds the piece of music lasted so as to pay homage to the intensity of an awakening in my mind. Your figure - image would go along with the music in a silent film. You hear music and read literature and with that your art comes to life. The eyes and figure of a beautiful creature. I do not know how else to describe you. You created beauty in yourself and no one can take anything you have done away. No one. All of what you have done. I hope my words make sense. I am silent.