not to produce some
thing but just to acknowledge
the good in paintingthe brush moves without
urgency and colours touch
listening paperand my listening
and that of paper and brush
colour memoryand in the quiet
something of silence settles
deeper than colour
Before colour becomes form, before brush becomes movement, there is a moment of stillness where everything listens. And in that stillness, and in that listening, in mere wisp of movement, in the slightest glance into light – a gently persistent voice invites me to attend to ‘something … deeper than colour’
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