Something wicked this way comes.



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Today's inspiration comes from Shakespeare (Macbeth, IV, i); the image was found at www.neosurrealismart.com/3d-artist-gallery/.

Far longer than forever
As constant as a star
I close my eyes
And I am where you are ....

Vous etes mon lion superbe et genereaux.



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The look on this lion's face just says, "I need you to talk to me." So, armed with my new quotation book, I thought, "Why not French?" ("You are my proud and generous lion." ~ Victor Hugo)

October is the fallen leaf, but it is also a wider horizon more clearly seen.
It is the distant hills once more in sight, and the enduring
constellations above them once again.



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This is number 5 in the series of my daughter Moonbeam’s “Horizons” paintings; the words of inspiration are by American journalist and author, Hal Borland.

If I had a star to give, I'd give it to you
Long as you live, would you have the time
To watch it shine, watch it shine
Or ask for the moon and heaven, too?
I'd give it to you ....