 "Mum Said," Gary Bunt As we wait for vaccines this sustaining sort of painter...
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 Study, "Jacob Wrestling with the Angel," Delacroix Keeping Epiphany - Stars, Roads and Angels
 A.J. Casson Anglican Church at Magnetawan. 1933  A.J. Casson Anglican Church at Magnetawan. 1932 Nothing wrong with doing a thing more than once!  painting by Maude Lewis The Faces of Deer
by Mary Oliver When for too long I don't go deep enough into the woods to see them, they begin to enter my dreams. Yes, there they are, in the pinewoods of my inner life. I want to live a life full of modesty and praise. Each hoof of each animal makes the sign of a heart as it touches then lifts away from the ground. Unless you believe that heaven is very near, how will you find it? Their eyes are pools in which one would be content, on any summer afternoon, to swim away through the door of the world. Then, love and its blessing. Then: heaven.  Vincent Van Gogh, Mulberry Tree, 1889 And Now It's October "the golden hour of the clock of the year. Everything that can run to fruit has already done so: round apples, oval plums, bottom-heavy pears, black walnuts and hickory nuts annealed in their shells, the woodchuck with his overcoat of fat." - Barbara Crooker, Small Rain  Lily Pond, Matunuck, Rhode Island by Anna Mary Richards Brewster (can you see the elderberries?)  "January Thaw, Edge of Town" Lawren Harris 1921  Lawren Harris 1923, "From the North Shore, Lake Superior WE COME
by Steve Bell Our hearts are empty without You Barren and cold But for the bold Hope that You Yourself Planted within In the mighty name of God In the saving name of Jesus In the strong name of the Spirit We come We cry We watch We wait We look We long for you Sometimes we long for the morning For a refrain From etchings in pain Yet our loneliness Draws us to You |
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