This painting, posted by
Moses's grandma, rather reflects how I am feeling. There's something so Frida Khalo-esque about it. You'd think I'd find that rippling sea, dipping as if to a waterfall, unsettling, and yet this image comforts me, the depth and vividness of the red and the blue, the rootedness of the bedposts, the hopeful moon. No, I don't find the dreamer's journey unsettling at all. To me, she looks girded for a great adventure.
Darlin', this picture depicts a womb experience. There can be few things more comforting than that. Take in both your arms and hold it tight.
ReplyDeleteOf course! You are so right. How did I not see that?
ReplyDeleteYou know, I'm beginning to wonder if this malaise you speak of feeling isn't perhaps a preparation for a new birth. There are stages in our lives, and our spirits/angels prepare us for them if we listen.
ReplyDeleteYou know, Glenn, I had the same thought when you mentioned the womb experience. I think I am trying to be reborn somehow. My angels are whispering. xo
ReplyDeleteAw...isn't it awesome when a window into a type of enlightenment is flung open?
ReplyDeleteBy the way- I love that picture too.
Ms. Moon, it is indeed. You fling that window open for the rest of us all the time! xoxo
DeleteOMG I LOVE FRIDA KAHLO!! easily one of my favorites. i loved how she literally poured her heart out in a painting. perfection.
ReplyDeleteC- Frida is my girl, too!
DeleteWhat a wonderful painting.
ReplyDeleteIf things are changing for you, sweet Angella, remember that we are all here with you to be supportive whenever you need it.
It's beautiful and so is the feeling that you are on the verge of something new. xo
ReplyDeleteI love the bedposts coming up from the sea - rooted, like you said, in such an unstable surface.
ReplyDeletexo