Showing posts with label Ruby Tuesday painting wind disappearance macabre limerick Mad Kane lateness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ruby Tuesday painting wind disappearance macabre limerick Mad Kane lateness. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

The Lady Vanishes!


RUBY TUESDAY

THE LADY VANISHES!

The strange, the macabre, the off-beat
Have a way of catching my eye.
Sometimes my reaction
Makes me wonder why.
I found this illustration
While simply poodling around,
And I was instantly alerted
To the oddity I'd found.
There's the sense of a wild wind blowing.....
Take a look at the flowing hair!
There's a sense of absolute horror.....
Take a look at the startled stare!
There's a sense of distance and loneliness
And a green that is almost grey,
But the horror that engulfs her
Is the horror of BLOWING AWAY!
We see her as she disintegrates!
We see her when she's half-gone.
And we know the wind will take her 
Entirely and she'll be gone!
I didn't save the name of the artist;
If it's you please let me know;
A picture that makes one have goose-bumps
Should have your name below.
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LATE DATE
(In response to one of Mad Kane's first lines.)

A fellow was terribly late
When he took his new girl on a date.
He arrived at eleven
When he promised 'Seven'!
I don't need to tell you his fate!
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PS
Last weekend had more than one excitement! On Saturday we staged our 2012 play and on Sunday I was asked to give a ten-minute speech at the start of Seniors' Week. The venue was the local Community Art Gallery, and there was entertainment and food to follow. I did my best to make old age and death quite hilarious and I think I succeeded! This was the only photo of the event, I'm afraid! The art-work is by local retirees. (I can't think what the Laughing Cavalier is doing there! I don't think it's the original!)

 Was it specs on or off? I can't remember.
 There was a performance by a local Seniors Choir and I was very taken with the conductor's slender figure! Very envious, too. Needless to say, she wasn't 'senior'!
I also loved a mural of our local area.