As it was given to me by others
so I afford it to you the same
that you may pass it on in time
to others deserving of the name.
R. Charboneau
Artwork: Nicholas Roerich – Mountains of the Five Treasures (1933)
Writer and Doodler
As it was given to me by others
so I afford it to you the same
that you may pass it on in time
to others deserving of the name.
R. Charboneau
Artwork: Nicholas Roerich – Mountains of the Five Treasures (1933)
Inspired by life, death and everything inbetween
Poems with emphasis on musicality
Poetry, free verse, haiku, senryu, photography, books, art, philosophy , nature, literature.
learning to love the whirlwind that is my life
ΕΥΔΟΞΑ ΑΓΝΩΣΤΑ ΚΑΤΑΓΕΛΑΣΤΑ
Where writers gather
A lover
Resisting the Misanthropic Dicta of the Degenerate Cultural Elite
How exciting! I actually featured that painting too. Sometimes only the peacefulness of nature can reconnect us with our deepest selves. Your words work wonderfully with the painting, a short and meaningful meditation.
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Thank you so much Gabriela! That’s so cool that you wrote about him. I will have to find it in your archive. I only discovered Roerich yesterday, and he’s such an inspiration. And his work is so contemplative. It’s calming just to look at. My favorite so far is one called Blessed Soul.
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I know what you mean, I feel so recharged looking at his works. I love all his Himalaya paintings, it would be difficult to choose a favorite. AND he lived the most interesting life too! Such an amazing man.
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There you go! https://artschaft.wordpress.com/2018/01/25/nicholas-roerich-mount-of-five-treasures-two-worlds-1933/
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