we sometimes spend our lives concerned over –
being first on line
choosing the right path
towing the line
being offline
being online
going down the wrong road
border lines
bylines
lineups
crossing the line
traffic lines
skylines
tree lines
the waterline
the shoreline
outlines
tan lines
following dotted lines
our waistlines
defense lines
taking the shortest line
getting wires crossed or knotted up
sniffing lines
hem lines
panty lines
firing lines
signing on the line
communication lines
wrinkle lines
writing lines
lines of demarcation
timelines
fault lines
waiting in line
making headlines, avoiding them
picket lines
yellow lines
assembly lines
coloring in the lines
cutting on the lines
perfect lines
making beelines
memorizing lines
first lines
last lines
stepping out of line
lining up
drawing lines in the sand
pickup lines
party lines
lines of crap
a line of bullshit
lifelines…
the only line missing
is the only line that matters
it is the line cut into our flesh upon conception
the thin, supple line that separates our life from our death
there is a line.
walk it well
Life Cycle, acrylic on paper painted thirty years prior
All I see are curves…funny how there’s no lines in nature!
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both line and curve in a winking smiley face π
AnnMarie
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Beautiful lines and words!!
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Thank you very much. This began with one line…and ran on from there π
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And Amen to that.
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Hi John.
Let’s hope all the lines are long and fruitful.
AnnMarie
I’ll add an extra Amen for good measure π
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love it. I never realized how many lines there are in life! Great writing and great painting!
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Ah, thank you. I didn’t either, until I wrote the first ‘line’ and rolled with it.
AnnMarie π
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Reblogged this on Welcome To the Real Word and commented:
this is beautiful. linear qualities are everywhere, I feel we are programmed to be absolute rather than abstract. wonderful job!
xoxo
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Ah, thank you so very much for the reblog. So very kind of you.
AnnMarie π
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this is beautiful. linear qualities are everywhere, I feel we are programmed to be absolute rather than abstract. wonderful job!
xoxo
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Thank you for your gracious comment. We are set on automatic so often, we forget to stop and smell the curves. I couldn’t believe how many ‘lines’ we follow until I wrote this line by line, in black and white.
AnnMarie π
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AM, you’re in the zone, where you were meant to be, and it’s truly a beautiful thing to see. π
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Hi, Miss Deb π
It’s funny, I keep starting with one idea and it totally turns into something else. I’m not quite sure what’s going on.
am π
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π Hasta la vista, Miss! Have a good evening, π
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Buenas noches mi amiga
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Ich kann nur ein bischen Deutsch sprechen, Miss. π
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che diavolo
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Okay, you win — I can’t look up in my iTranslate fast enough, π Smarty pants, π
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π teehee
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Your lines are bold and beautiful. LOVE this. π
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Thank you for your lineness π You’re very sweet to say so.
AnnMarie π
Hope all your gorgeous horses are doing well – ever so jealous I’ll always be. If ever the day comes when I get a miniature donkey – I’ll be happily jealous π
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π Miniature donkeys are the best. Little but mighty.
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