252. Self-love

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I thought these lines would be the skeleton, to which I’d add pencil lines of many details. But it looked finished and full of mystery.

If I saw a big painting like this in a museum, I’d be very enthusiastic. I’d stop, breathless, right there and take a picture, write the painter’s name, add the date..

Then I’d look him/her up in Google and probably see more samples of his/her work. Then I’d know that he/she is a favorite of mine. I’d follow him/her from that time on.

Maybe I’d meet with him/her one day and he/she would laugh, because he/she is in me always.

And I had to go to the museum and search in Google, for what has forever lived in me.

Or maybe I have lived in it?

4 Responses to “252. Self-love”


  1. 3 anitanyc December 27, 2016 at 9:10 pm

    Love the lines. And yes, they are you.

  2. 4 arnold Gerstein December 28, 2016 at 1:11 pm

    Oh for the beauty of recognition of each in all and all in each


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