A Simple Sunday featuring art by the mysterious Malo Baccara!!!

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I love the structure of lines of today’s artist…hope you do, too.

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About the artist (by a friend):


Malo is a painter. Self-taught, his style, whether to define it, is rather symbolic. Each piece is unique and worth seeing. Inspired by the sun, his four children and her man, his paintings invite you to travel in his perception of the world. Moreover, it invites you to the gallery of St. Louis the city of Toulon (France) where you can experience some of his works.

This Week’s Featured Art
“Abre de Vie”
please use only this piece artwork for your inspiration

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As always, credit the artist for his work.

Now, please Don’t make like a tree and leave….stay and play poetic with me.

97 Comments

  • CreativePoetryCorral says:

    Please leave your comments for the artist here, under his art

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  • sevenamagenta says:

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  • Bettie says:

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    TREE

    The tree that sit
    In the mist
    Lonely
    Till the rain comes
    One day
    And cries on it
    Leaves begin to grow
    The little tree
    Smiles with much joy
    Pretty soon
    There was another
    Then another
    Tree of one makes many

    Written By: Bettie Davis ——————————————- © August 20 , 2o11

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  • sevenamagenta says:

    Good night all. See you in the morning. :love: :love: :love:

  • di710smiles says:

    I see people at the bottom of the branches Giggle :love: :love:
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  • SteveCope says:

    Red planet tree
    Elongated and free.
    Decorated centuries ago.

    Preserved when planet said go.
    Leaves? Probably not, but more like dots.
    All put together to appear like a leaf a lot.
    Nearer to the heart of the planet you must go.
    Even into the center of the equator you’ll go.
    There you will find the red planet tree.

    Tree gigantic and sleek.
    Real it must be take a peek.
    Every detail etched with the brush,
    Even the expert has to gush.

    This Red Plant Tree looks so real and free.

    Red Planet Tree
    by Steve Cope
    08-21-2011
    CPC Simple Sunday

  • ALBERTO says:

    :entertained:

  • WalkisMonster says:

    I hope I am not too late to contribute some poetry to this blog. What I’d like to share, I actually wrote two years ago. These are the first five paragraphs of a short story that I am submitting to an anthology. I thought it would fit with today’s theme.

    It is called; ‘The Trees’.
    ‘The trees were talking to her, whispering with the wind. The sycamores and the cedars, the fir trees and the weeping willows. They were singing songs in the mornings, murmuring dreams in the nights. They were giving her protection in the dubious streets of the city. But peace of mind was unknown to her.

  • Mary Margaret says:

    thank you Malo for this honor!
    You all need to watch the video
    Very beautiful, Thank you again for
    such an inspirational piece

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  • simply_me2 says:

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  • sevenamagenta says:

    I want to thank all of you for supporting today’s blog. I know with the 4pm-8pm blackout, it would have been easy to pass us by…..but I thank you for not doing that. That is why I love you guys :love: :love: :love: :love:

  • mrobinking says:

    All wonderful writes… Many Kudos to everyone!

  • Miz_Nancy says:

    the picture is simply stunning. the burn orange is my favorite colour. it inspires me. i will be back to post. miz nancy :love:

  • Miz_Nancy says:

    Summer’s kiss is still upon our cheeks
    With greens rustling with the wind
    Soon Autumn’s breath will be upon us
    As the golden orange fire inspires colours
    Twisting and turning the fading forest
    Into a masterpiece of yellow and red
    The aire is becoming more still
    As each leaf settles in place
    To burst into a brilliance
    No artist can master
    No poet can speak

    Miz Nancy 11

  • marynighshade says:

    I really like the colors on the branches-it gives it the feeling of a mosaic, even though it’s a painting.

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