Boat Has Landed

John Fish

Boat Has Landed

Walking quietly, he crept along the hidden harbor lights and blew them out. One by one. He slid between wood and water and felt for dry land. His fingers slipped through sand that trickled across his chest, down his pant legs and onto the boardwalk. He looked up and saw, through beams of fog, through wedges of flashing light, through fluttering wings of either angels or doves or pigeons, saw through countless pillows of resentment that had curdled into anger, saw through pangs of love lost and love found and love forgotten and love unappreciated and love lust love lust love lust, saw through the eyelids of the being he was born as that he had not remembered until this second, and saw saw saw the boat come in. It was a sad little ship. Yet it was just right for him. Perfect. And he was glad he had waited. Now he could sail.

“Boat Has Landed” is acrylic and gesso on heavy paper 15”x20”

Boat Has Landed belongs to the following groups:

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Boat Has Landed by John Fish
Boat Has Landed by John Fish
  • Janis Zroback

    Janis Zroback

    Oh marvellous…my head is full of Turner these days, so I see him in this work for sure…I simply love it…grand work John…

  • John Fish

    John Fish

    thank you so much. Turner is one of my favorites.

  • oneperfectkiss

    oneperfectkiss

    Superb work John and your words always so deeply touching! xxx

  • artist4peace

    artist4peace

    have to say i 2nd that comment!

  • mhkantor

    mhkantor

    grea work john the words and image flow together beautifully. wonderful painting as always. fanatastic palette and technique.

  • mhkantor

    mhkantor

    sorry bout the typo, meant – great work. guess it’s a little early for me or i been workinit too hard.

  • TeriLee

    TeriLee

    Your words are so wonderful with this beautifully done image :)xo

  • Denis Dalby

    Denis Dalby

    It seems we are both into boats at the moment John. Energetic work, enegmatic words.

  • banrai

    banrai

    brilliant painting and wonderful words….

  • catherine walker

    catherine walker

    Fabulous john .. so well done!

  • mjart66

    mjart66

    Nice.

  • Rany Lutz

    Rany Lutz

    Super!!

  • Deborah Milligan

    Deborah Milligan

    great sense of space in this one john :) beautiful combination of wet and dry brushwork too. love it.

  • CanDuCreations

    CanDuCreations

    The first impression I had was the entrence of a forest in wintertime and then I was reading your words!!! A wonderful abstract John.

  • GittiArt

    GittiArt

    Wow John this is so gorgeous in colour and composition ….great abstract one !!!! Bravo !!!

  • Antanas

    Antanas

    lovely semiabstract work

  • Druidstorm

    Druidstorm

    And forever we sail upon the sea of dreams! Amazing creation of written art my friend! Bravo!!!...)o(

  • Lynn Moore

    Lynn Moore

    My favorite part is what looks like a huge fish net in the upper left hand corner and then those same greens that repeat throughout the painting. Beautiful John! I like your short story too : )

  • AlteredIllusions

    AlteredIllusions

    What a wonderful piece and color palette. ~Denise

  • Phil Eckert

    Phil Eckert

    simply beautiful..

  • Farras Abdelnour

    Farras Abdelnour

    very beautiful work! the words complement the beauty of the painting

  • Solomon Walker

    Solomon Walker

    its fantastic work of art… very classic feel which relates back to early American abstract watercolours…

  • Scott  d'Almeida

    Scott d'Almeida

    outstanding

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