Walking with my girl by Mick Yates
Mick Yates

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Poem and artwork were completed together


Walking with my girl

I see the scent of sawdust,
Moist with coloured inks.
I feel the fog and the trees
Singing in unison.
I taste the thunder of Heaven,
And paint the thoughts of flowers.
I hear the music of peppermint
And the melody of darkness.
I smell the sweet spray of contentment
And the voices of friendships.
But within all of these,
I sense the presence of God.


It was the 60’s, when everything was possible: colour was everywhere, music and the arts were being re-invented daily, and things always smelt good. Politics was rubbish, and the world was on edge – but the world was changed for ever by people who never realised it was impossible.

The artwork original is acrylic on paper, digitized and then “tided up” in Photoshop.

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1960s, friends, girl, mick, original, poetry, pop, pyschedelic, rock, yates

Comments

  • vincent bruno
    vincent brunoabout 2 years ago

    very beautiful

  • Thank you – work done a long time ago …

    – Mick Yates