THE ROSE / UNDER THE OJO
UNDER THE OJO* DE DIOS
Under the sky,
in God’s great Eye,
Try do we.
Split by the tie,
Joined by the wye,
Cry do we.
Cling to the string,
Trouble we bring,
Yet sing we.
-=Dayonda
*(Prounounced as “OHO”, meaning “eye”.)
23:22 6/25/2008
Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
webbie
Now this is different sis but I like it:) love the design:)
Dayonda replied
Thanks, Sis =0)
amarica
lovely work Dayonda
Carol & Kev Ha...
Wow…so different…just love this design!!
Dayonda replied
Thanks, Carol!
Ushna Sardar
Dayonda its awesome! defo it goes to fav!!!!! huggles
Dayonda replied
thank you, Ushna—it’s an honor to have it in your favs
margaretfraser
beautiful design and colour
Dayonda replied
Thanks, Margaret
Debbie Irwin
!!!
Love it!
mrscarlotta
For sure a fav hon xxxx
Dayonda replied
thanks very much for the honor, Carlotta!
linaji
Dayonda.. I am really really liking the art work.. but those words…...Under God’s eye.. my oh my! xox my fave and so glad you submitted!!
Dayonda replied
There’s an american indian art form called the “Ojo de Dios”, “The Eye of God”. It’s a pair of crossed sticks with bright colors of yard would in and out over them in a circular pattern. The woven-looking of spider-web looking things are my interpretation of of Ojos. That’s how the poem got that line in it.
WOLF
this is good i like …...........looks like some thing i like to do
Dayonda replied
The program’s free. Doesn’t run on 64-bit machines. Lots of fun things to play with in the program.
linaji
Thank you for that info.. is it not wonderful where we get our inspiration?!
Dayonda replied
My fingers were all tangled up last night. Or maybe I had just washed my hands and couldn’t do a thing with them. Anyway, I’m glad you could decipher my eccentric spelling and get the gist of what I was attempting to say. (LOL, no I don’t drink!)
nesi
love this abstract…simple and elegant. lovely poem compliments it all. well done Dayonda!!!