Aging
5368 creative works found
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Love and Hate. The eternal dilemma of my life. Pencil drawing and then photoshop
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When I was in the Ugandan bush, we visited this lovely woman. When she saw us, she told us later, she had pre-determined not to believe what we had to say though she was open to listen to us. However, she saw the wisdom of what we shared and because she embraced the reality of where she was in her life, she willingly received.
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Camp at the historic fur trading company in Grand Portage, Minnesota. There are several tepee like structures. There is a man dressed as a voyageur is lying under one of them. It is an overcast day.
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My mom had mentioned that she liked cherry blossoms. I thought it would make a beautiful picture.
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My grandfather at 75
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Flower in a garden
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First Session (Age 10-12)
by TomHallFirst Session / (age 10 to 12) It was 4:00 pm sharp. A blue mini van …
A single scene in a larger short story about a girl hurting from her parent’s divorce.
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Revolve
by BellatoriusA weak and frail old bony man, / drawing ragged, wheezy breaths, / smiles his last smile, / as he remembers days long gone, / of a small litt…
A poem which shows the inevitability of life; we will all get old and die. Yet, some comfort is taken from the fact that life is carried on by the next generation and that we still have our memories. I also experimented with rhythm and form in order to mirror life: the poem starts with 3 lines per verse signifying childhood, it starts picking up speed as i change the rhyme and it turns into 4 lines per verse; a symbol of how life pushes on too fast when age threatens us. Then, towards the end it suddenly slows and becomes hard to read, also, the 2nd last verse has an irregular 5 lines to it, signifying old age. I ended it with the beginning verse as a symbol of how life goes on…
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Tears
by BellatoriusA glistened eye, / Lashes tilting, / A long lost love, / Flowers wilting.
A poem about my grandad’s death when i was very young…
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Dawn of Ages
by PhotofauxInky sky spawned an arc of hissing tangerine flame…an embryonic seed … ...a new era was dawning once again.
Ironic twist, as ignorance from extreme opposite ends of the intellectual spectrum, bear massive controlling influence in lives which are ‘worlds apart’.
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unless I do something different, it will always be the same. / . / Here is something graphic. / . / simple. / . / Now for O’s story. Well this is of course, “O Yes”. Officially. Everyone calls it ‘O Yeah’. ‘O Yes’ is for documents but doesn’t actually answer to it. Even teachers at school use it. / . / Ally Mc Beal references everyone having a songs, a tune you get your groove to. O Yeah listens to Ska music of course, rides a moped and has tattoos like you wouldn’t believe / . / I know, I know, it’s so clean and undecorated here. roll up it’s sleeves, and there has been loads of work done. that’s why I like O. Business and brains by day, rock n roll singer by night. / . / I’ve gone to see them play, actually, and I was surprised. there were loads of wild hairdos; spiked mohawks, piercings and clomping boots: surely I’d get squashed in that rough crowd, me with my new agey kind of sweet home girl clothes- not so. They were welcoming, into dancing and so mellow. I recommend O, and it’s crowd. They are lovely. / . / sunset
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Sitting on a Flaking Green Bench
by EmieIf, while we traipse through the youth and the middle years, we do not discover whatever time will bestow on us in old age, then we will …
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My contribution to the protection against our forthcoming climate catastrophes. I donate 50% of the proceeds of a sold picture.
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country stile house colored in blue in Gau- Algeshaim, Germany
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conceptual view of the dentist and the patient in dental clinic
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conceptual view of the boat on sand / old boat at Mediterranean sea shore near kibbutz Sdot Yam
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The Irony that’s Crafted
by Andres RojasGrowing old sucks…
Life is filled with irony. I think the ultimate irony in life is being yound and full of live just to wear out and end up old. I worked on a hospital a while back and whenever I saw younger kids being real anoying jerks, I turned my head to the side and saw old people. I thought….”Jesus! We’ll all be there some day!” .... Ironic.
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old arab man on the horse in Israel
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fragment of Rohus chapel in Bingen, Germany
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modern marble obelisk after fallen soldiers next to the old building of Prajsky Grad, Czech
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middle aged man sitting and reading a newspaper at the park bench and his Dalmatian dog laying next to him
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WHO AND WHEN.
by TerryCollettShe remembered / Green Park and Mill Pond, / Two places he’d been happy as a child, Where she’d picked buttercup and daisies / And made c…
AN OLD WOMAN REMEMBERS.
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