Silver Squares
Not really squares, but oblongs of silvery sheens and bronzed gold, celestial songs floating in the blackness beyond. Not really silver, but shades of shiny fabrics and bright beads, images from golden days to lighten that blackness.
Poem #30
Very stylish Mariss. Lovely black. Well done! (also the poem matches the character of the work).
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Nice to hear your voice Judith. Thank you for looking, reading and commenting.
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Lots of life inside each square —- all of us in our homes, living life, reflecting, staying safe.
Thanks Mazzie, for sharing.
😘😘
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And thank you Ast for seeing why I decided to post this today. Keep strong and safe over the coming 21 days and into the future ❤️
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I enjoyed reading your poetic description of your creative quilt.
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Glad you enjoyed it
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I enjoyed the poem too, and the quilt is so interesting with all the little details! The silvers/greys glow, even in the photo.
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Thanks for your kind comments, Wendy
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“images from golden days
to lighten that blackness.”
Nice, Mariss.
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Ahh. Again you have read my intentions. Thanks Laura
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Amazing piece and poem! I love the silver/metallic thread stitched in the lower part of the piece.
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Thanks Tierney for your kind words
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Nice combo of quilt and poem–you are so multi-talented!
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Thanks Mary. I take that as a big compliment, because it comes from a maker of marvellous quilts
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We need the such silvery security and celestial songs in these dark days as we remember those golden days that have somehow slipped away and that we took for granted. Stay safe through these bleak times.
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Indeed we do need to cling to something in these strange times. You stay safe too
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How did I miss this one? Another beautiful quilt with words to match. Am busy scrolling every post from beginning to end to help me make some choices!
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Wow, that’s dedication! Thanks for
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your enthusiastic support, Jacqui
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