CPC Simple Sunday with Artist Tran Nguyen

 

Welcome to Simple Sunday!


Tonight we are featuring a piece of art by Tran Nguyen.

 

 

http://www.mynameistran.com


It is titled “Drowning in a Sea of Uncertainties”.

 

Looking forward to see what this artwork

inspires your muse with.

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78 Comments

  • Angel Love says:

    Welcome to Simple Sunday! I will be back a bit later…looking forward to your musings! :love: :love: :love:

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  • Scotorum says:

    HERA’S HERO

    It is the author’s fervent wish
    this odyssey is just your dish.
    For it would make him very sad
    if it should make you Iliad.

    ***

    In ancient legend Hera’s love
    shown down on him from up above
    while brave Odysseus plied his way
    through threats encountered day by day.

    During his quest her blindness struck.
    when faced with immortal bad luck.
    When mad Medusa’s spell was cast,
    Hera could not see his ship’s mast.

    He and his fellows sallied forth.
    Her tears rained south as he went north.
    wreaking great havoc on their path;
    Her hero drenched in sorrow’s bath.

    Hera’s soul knew desolation,
    until, in love’s desperation,
    she cast a paper transformation
    on the surface of the ocean.

    Reaching down from heaven’s gate,
    Hera grasped firm upon their fate:
    she tore the paper cover up
    and pulled to find her loving cup.

    Odysseus was thus tossed out
    when his ship capsized on its route.
    A handy lifeboat saved his day,
    but it kept moving the wrong way.

    When Hera’s godly fingertips
    felt the goal of her mighty rips,
    her great heart lept with divine joy
    and he became the first boy toy.

    But soon anon she put him back’
    to ride his tiny questing track
    on new watercourse untattered.
    She had discovered that size mattered.

    Copyright May 18th 2013 RGD

    Inspired by “Drowning In A Sea Of Uncertainties” by Tran Nyugen

  • Bettie says:

    THE SEA MY HIDE AWAY

    *

    Here I hide
    In my tears of sorrow
    Enough to make the tides cry
    Where had my boat gone
    And left my high and dry
    Without a ride
    Oh my had this blue sea swallow up
    All my pride I tried to so hide
    The uncertainties and such unknown
    Is surely eatin away at my soul
    Yet this deep blue sea
    Is my refugee
    It holds all the tears that I have so cried

    *

    Written By: Bettie Davis ——————- © May 18 , 2o13

  • Julesgarden says:

    ~Velvet Waters~

    Whispered petals,

    Washing,

    Lapping over me,

    Oh, so tenderly.

    Am I,

    In these layers,

    Drowning in a sea of uncertainties?

    Or possibilities?

    Lost or found,

    Beneath these velvet waters,

    Am I bound?

    Luring,

    In their seductive caress,

    I sub come to the

    Softness of their velvet nest.

    Haunting in these depths,

    Of solitude,

    I inhale,

    Choking,

    Not to find no rest.

    Inhale,

    Fluttering to the surface,

    Knowing,

    It’s the sunlight,

    I like best.

    (c) jgard 2013

  • Angel Love says:

    My apologies for not getting back last night, but circumstances did not allow it! So enjoyed all the writes this morning! 🙂 A quick one from me…busy, busy this weekend! :love: :love: :love:

    ~

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  • Barbara_K says:

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    “Drowning in a Sea of Uncertainties” by Tran Nguyen

    EMERGENCE

    Drifting from the edge of the day
    into the uncertain dark of night,
    my heart and soul in the midst
    of turmoil and distress,
    no match for the tidal wave
    threatening to carry me away,
    all I seek is some peace
    within the unknown beyond,
    feeling rather helpless,
    afraid and unprepared
    for what may be
    coming this way.

    But from somewhere within
    the darkness surrouding me
    a faint light begins to emerge,
    breaking through the dark clouds
    that have smothered the sky.
    And my spirit which had felt
    so broken and bruised
    begins itself to emerge
    from beneath this cover
    of all-consuming darkness,
    better prepared to face today
    and the tomorrows that lie
    just beyond the horizon line.

    And what tore at my heart
    and bruised my spirit,
    suffocating my emotions
    and drowning my soul,
    is supplanted by hope
    and the peace I’ve found,
    my rudderless boat finding
    a much steadier course,
    the clouds departing
    as the sun breaks through,
    my spirit no longer
    drifting aimlessly
    upon these dangerous
    and largely uncharted seas.

    (c) barbara kausteklis 5-19-13

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