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Saturday
Art: The Trumpeter by Artist G E Ely
"The Trumpeter"
G E Ely

Sunday
Art: In Front of the Class by Artist Cheryl Ann
"In Front of the Class"
Cheryl Ann

Monday
Art: UNSHEATHED by Artist C. k. Agathocleous
"UNSHEATHED"
C. k. Agathocleous

Tuesday
Art: Leda and the Swan by Artist Erika V Nelson
"Leda and the Swan"
Erika V Nelson

Wednesday
Art: the cup is red (lies we tell our children) by Artist Amie R Gillingham
"the cup is red (lies we tell our children)"
Amie R Gillingham
Juror's
Choice


Thursday
Art: Emily's Carriage by Artist April
"Emily's Carriage"
April
Member's
Choice


Friday
Art: Never Really Gone by Artist KiniArt
"Never Really Gone"
KiniArt

Art of the Day: 09/16/2005
This Week's Theme:   Poetry
 

"3 Poets: Dickinson, Poe & cummings" is the title of one of EBSQ's September exhibitions. It is not, however, the first show EBSQ has done with poetry as it's theme. In September 2002, the members of EBSQ Plus participated in "Conversations With Dead Poets." This week Art Of The Day features some of those works.

-Melissa Morton

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"Never Really Gone"

Art: Never Really Gone by Artist KiniArt
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Media:  acrylic on gallery wrappe
Dimensions:   25x34 inches

Inspired by Jimmy Stewart's poem, "Beau", written about his own beloved dog; Jimmy's poem has always been close to my heart, since the first time I heard him
read it on The Tonight Show. The lines of the poem that inspired this particular painting are:


"And now he's dead.
And there are nights when
I think I feel him climb
upon our bed and lie between us,
And I pat his head.
And there are nights when I think I feel that stare
And I reach out my hand to stroke his hair but he's not there."

I think the bond we share with our pets is very strong, no matter howold we are...And maybe, just maybe, the reason we still hear them, or feel their presence after they've passed is because they never really leave us completely...they're never really gone..

Artist:
KiniArt  View this Artist's Profile
Washington State, USA
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