Simple Sunday Roams The Ruins!

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Welcome to the CPC’s

Simple Sunday Picture Challenge!

 

American artist Jereme Peabody is our featured artist this week.

He is a softwear engineer who has always loved art

and more recently really immersed himself in it.

http://jjpeabody.deviantart.com/

His specialty is fantasy landscapes. 
Our featured work of his is his most recent post
on Deviantart.com, titled simply
“Ruins 20140228.”


Write what your poetic muse sees in or imagines from this image


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9 Comments

  • Scotorum says:

    Hope your muse finds our featured art inspiring! 😀

  • Scotorum says:

    PARADISE LOST

    The wizard had told her
    she could never return.
    But she had not listened;
    Curiosity burned.

    To see what the future
    might hold for the better.
    For there seemed so mANY
    opportunities for her.

    The spell made a space warp,
    sent her ahead in time;
    the fourteenth century
    left very far behind.

    But she could still visit
    where it had all happened
    The bell of the prince’s ball
    a whole lifetime to spend.

    She knew adoration
    from both prince and the court.
    Too much of a burden,
    or too lightly a sport?

    Now as she strolled slowly
    into ruined Great Hall
    the memories flooded
    her sad heart wall to wall.

    Now deeply regretted
    flight away from her test,
    realizing at last
    that past time was the best.

    Copyright March 1, 2014 RGD

    Inspired by the art “Ruins” by Jereme Peabody

  • Bettie says:

    AS I WALK BENEATH THE RUINS

    _

    As the ole place still stands
    Yet over grown
    With ivy
    Where the bars were
    Are no more
    Just a big openin where they hung
    No more guards to guard
    The palest walls
    Kings and queen all gone
    Even the children sing no more
    With all these things gone
    It still feels like home

    _

    Written By: Bettie Davis —————————– © March o1 , 2o14

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