Under a slight breeze the red rivers come to life and silently flow through the fields toward the horizon where they tumble from the edge of the earth and empty their red into the setting sun.
Rivers of red poppies have begun to flow through the landscape surrounding my village. In some places, their delicate petals merely fleck the now verdant landscape, but in other spots they gather together and flood the fields with long, winding, fluvial lines.
Under a slight breeze the red rivers come to life and silently flow through the fields toward the horizon where they tumble from the edge of the earth and empty their red into the setting sun.
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Francis Berger
5/25/2019 21:29:33
S.K, you are welcome time, my friend. The countryside you enjoy is just as lovely - perhaps lovelier, from what I have gathered through you description of it.
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5/25/2019 19:25:48
I'm really enjoying these paintings you are publishing here. I've not heard of any of the artists (mea culpa) and they are all really excellent. Spirit refreshing stuff.
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Francis Berger
5/25/2019 21:33:02
@ William - Thank you. I am happy to hear you are enjoying them. Becoming acquainted with Hungarian painting has become a little side hobby of mine. There were some excellent painters here in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries
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