Category Archives: Art

Dichotomy

Posted on February 17, 2020 by brushedwithmystery

Under Grecian arches The flourish of tulle fills the empty spaces Virginal white. Music box dancers Dreaming of more. Posture, alignment, discipline and flexibility En pointe with the whim of the instructor. The cane is not just for show. A … Continue reading →

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Fate

Posted on February 8, 2020 by brushedwithmystery

Cast on We dream As we create. The muse whispers. World evolves in orderly patterns; Chaotic Mysterious To the dreamer. Through the stitches: Philosophy, art, God, Goddess, Void, Science, Love, indifference, Joy, disappointment. Life Unfolds. Cast off. Let it go. … Continue reading →

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Cuprum

Posted on February 8, 2020 by brushedwithmystery

In a dream she had seen it, “Go into the womb of earth” She said “The Creator stores tools Underground.” With respectful silence They doubted her And returned to their beds.   In the Hum of change, the season shifted … Continue reading →

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A Deadly Colour

Posted on February 8, 2020 by brushedwithmystery

Matilda  Scheurer and Frances Rollo were killed by emerald green. History only remembers  what is noteworthy at the time, and usually for a reason.   We know the last few days of Matilda  Scheurer and Frances Rollo, but will never know … Continue reading →

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The Mystery of Books

Posted on July 24, 2015 by brushedwithmystery

My mother hated cleaning, so from a very early age our agreement was that if I took responsibility of housekeeper, she would read to me.  For about ten years, our arrangement exposed me to many classics. The size of our … Continue reading →

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