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The Birth of Aphrodite
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Uploaded: 07/24/23 9:57 PM GMT
The Birth of Aphrodite
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abstract->surrealism
The Birth of Venus, Sandro Botticelli
Aphrodite, WikiPedia
She has not yet been born:
she is music and word,
and therefore the untorn,
fabric of what is stirred.
Silent the ocean breathes.
Madly day's glitter roams.
Spray of pale lilac foams,
in a bowl of grey‐blue leaves.
May my lips rehearse
the primordial silence,
like a note of crystal clearness,
sounding, pure from birth!
Stay as foam Aphrodite ‐ Art ‐
and return, Word, where music begins:
and, fused with life's origins,
be ashamed heart, of heart!
Osip Emilevich Mandelstam, Silentium
F. Chopin : Nocturne in c sharp minor for violin and piano, YuEun Kim ‐ Violin
Titanic ‐ My Heart Will Go On, Katherine Cordova
Scarborough Fair, Anna Comellas and Rosalind Beall as Duo Rosanna
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John, there are several 'stories' of Aphrodite's birth in Greek mythology or what may be counted as such. According to Homer, she was a daughter of Zeus and Dione, a titanid or oceanid.
To me a difficult item or subject to visualize. Your 'approach' is an original and very good one.
Well done again.
To me a difficult item or subject to visualize. Your 'approach' is an original and very good one.
Well done again.
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Wonderful and the seafoam colour is perfect. Music spot on !
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