An Ordinary Day Of May

Passion - Reading Van Gogh 12: Still Life

12. Still Life

In the absence of light
vision, traveled through
an unshaded path

captured the moment - when
time solidified
into a few

simple

life

forms

Passion - Reading Van Gogh 11: Meadow in the Garden of the Asylum

11. Meadow in the Garden of the Asylum

Creeping on stony ground, grasses

stretch their bony fingers

stubbornly

absorb life

through

every bit of

green

Passion - Reading Van Gogh 10: A Pair of Muddy Shoes

10. A Pair of Muddy Shoes

The broken heart

was buried beneath

a pair of muddy shoes, yet

passion survived ---

with the vibrantly captured

contrast, love

shines

through

every flash of

dazzling

high-

lights

Passion - Reading Van Gogh 9: White Orchard

9. White Orchard

Posed in gentle breeze of April

Cherry trees are ready

for a passionate mind

to immortalize

their white

chaste

blossom

Passion - Reading Van Gogh 8: A Southern Village

8. A Southern Village

Painting a southern village
with a pristine
vision
is like experiencing
a love affair
with the heat
of the Sun - which
melts every
single subject matter

into
ecstatic

oblivion

Passion - Reading Van Gogh 7: Temporary Peace

7. Temporary Peace

The shadows of trees
are created
with a few
random brushstrokes of
purple, in which
passion
temporarily
rests ---

under the blue sky
silent field
interprets summer
with simple
green

Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (31. The Book of History)

31. The Book of History

As the Book of History

flipped in a reversed direction

the background of an ancient castle

blended voluntarily

into the modern color

spectrum

Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (30. Strangers)

30. Strangers

Are we all passing through life

as unique symbols, unable 

to be connected? 

Or, do we feel the connection

with each others, even

with the remotest

strangers?

Oh, strangers ---

tanned by oriental Sun

come along

with reversed colors tone

attract our deepest

intimacy

with mighty

charm ---

yes, we

do

belong

Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (29. A Colorful Palace)

29. A Colorful Palace

After children

finished building

a colorful palace

its imaginary stairway

immediately

connected our vision

to a once invisible

world, that is composed of

unlimited

dimensions