Meeting Angels on Wind
There was a rush of blue time that lingered against the color of seemingly empty moments. A gust of wind unfurled the flag of your being into movement. Waves of swirling puddles against light. Movement without form. Yet full and heavy and melting and glowing. The ebb and flow of internal charges. The slow gliding of stars with laundry and angels with highways and measurement with eternity’s hand-held presence. And a face popped into the blowing casual seep of wounds healing and brick walls becoming liquid. I didn’t know the face, though it was familiar. I felt as if I had always know it. Forever behind the edifice of the known. Always behind the veil of awareness. The face of angels finally being met. Though I had always used their helping hands. I shook my hands and they were gone. But never gone.
Meeting Angels on Wind is 22”x28” acrylic, gesso and India ink on poster paper
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kamel
green ones…
John Fish replied
sorry about that. on my computer at home it looked blue and when I look at it at work (hope my boss isn’t reading this) it looks more green. I wouldn’t have put it in the Out of the Blue group.
Scott d'Almeida
fantastic
kamel
ok so they were blue…this angels…
JUSTART
wonderful
CarolM
The angels are among us. I do think they watch over us. If only we knew more of their world. I feel them filling this image with movement. Peeking, hiding but still present. Remember as kids, our imaginary friends? Could they be angels? Fine work, John.
Richard G Witham
Wonderful motion in this piece John.
catherine walker
Gorgeous!..wonderful..I can see them and hear them flappinmg those wings!!
catherine walker
Flapping those wings!
Denis Dalby
Lots of energy here John. Good work.
Kathie Nichols
Masterpiece John, your writings always take me fully into your artwork, its always enjoyable, like a good book that you can never put down! :D
Joanne Bradley
Blue… green…. either way it is just lovely and I can see the wings fluttering in thye wind…..Brilliant work and great commentary!
Lynn Moore
It looked blue enough to me, at first glance it looked like flowing water, til I scrolled down, I have a small screen. Very cool!
Lynn Moore
I looked again – I see a woman’s fitted waist – a beautiful blue bodice and flowing white skirt with hints of yellow and black. I see her arms stretching out beside her and the movement of the painting makes it look like she is turning in circles. Love it even more now than I did the first time. Its amazing the different things we see. : )
Songwriter
Aren’t they sly at keeping us looking? I love this work. Wonderful for drawing us out to expect a brush of a hand on the shoulder or a rose opening beautifully in the garden. I believe in angels. I had one as a child. He walked me to school and back each day and his name was Michael. My parents thought he was an imaginary friend, but his smile was so real and he still visits me in my dreams from time to time…Thank you for a wonderful piece of work. :0) Song
DevineDayDreams
fantastic!!!