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usually more productive than the state of denial called despair :-)
Robert Brault
j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
“Without pain, denial, and darkness, there would be no definition to enthusiasm, authenticity, and joy. Contrast in life is what makes your life a work of art.” - Amy Larson
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When you know you need to size up but keep stuffing yourself into the old size.
Lucy's weight struggles continue.
than the state of denial called despair :-)
Robert Brault
HPPT!!HBW!! RESIST!! IMPEACH!!
cornus, pink dogwood, wral gardens, raleigh, north carolina
than the state of denial called despair :-)
Robert Brault
HMM!!
narcissus, daffodil, sarah p duke gardens, duke university, durham, north carolina
Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to clarity. It can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger into a friend.
Melody Beattie
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tune: Denial of Peter
Denial of Peter
The ground is soaked in blood and silent are trees in Nazareth,
always for last and for first, like in unreal cabaret,
we are too weak in faith, even though Christ is dragged to the cross,
and if they kill the shepherd, split will be herd,
La la la la la
La la la la la la
La la la la la
La la la la la la
crosses tower the moon and thorns welcome Messiah,
at the garden nightingales are singing, it's a night that awaits Judas,
the moon shimmers as nacre and though we pledge loyalty,
now, for second and for third, we Christ and ourselves deny,
we deny for first - hands still shiver
we deny for second - praising the despair
for third we deny just because - of habit,
and tears we swallow, weeping instead of cries,
The ground is soaked in blood, rooster crows in Galilee.
always again and always for first, with Peter we beg for hope,
we are too weak in faith and Holy truth is dragged to the cross,
and if they kill the shepherd, split will be herd,
La la la la la
La la la la la la
La la la la la
La la la la la la
translator: sidoryk
I am in denial about buying a new head, I'm still catching up on all the sl drama and news. I've just worked out / learnt what bom is. (fancy mesh tattoo) What happened to Genus? Some douche decided to sue falsely? I was so damn sad to see that their amazing team was no longer creating.
Non-remembrance. Denial. The message is "don't look at them, look at me!" Several graves at our local parish cemetery have recently been intentionally vandalised or desacralised, such as this one. This also is an individual, not an organised, contribution to remembrance, though a fully negative one. Non-remembrance, or the killing of the memory, is unfortunately part of the human repertoire. Now it is in our village.
With lockdown in place it is against the rules for me to go to places I like to shoot, so I though I would try to create a series called Isolated creativity. The series is not intended to be a diary but a way of documenting thoughts and emotions via photography.
At points during this crisis I have found it both difficult and depressing to deal with the constant stream of often horrendous news and have therefore tried to limit myself to listening to the news just once a day.
My thanks go to my wonderful and patient model.
Excerpt from www.railwaycitytourism.com/blog/mural-festival-recap:
EXPLORE BEAUTIFUL ST. THOMAS
Completed by: Denial
Find five murals in one! This mural represents five popular St. Thomas landmarks: the St. Thomas Elevated Park, City Hall, the Elgin County Courthouse, Jumbo the Elephant Memorial, and Pinafore Park. Each panel is designed as a vintage style travel poster. It is such a detailed piece and speaks to our city’s story.
Preparing ritual sacrifice and worship at Karnac Temple
Catherine Lloyd is wearing Genus Classic mesh head, Egyptian dress from Arwens Creations
Опровержение поговорки «молодо - зелено».
Ель голуба́я, или Ель колю́чая (лат. Pīcea pūngens).
Націона́льний ботані́чний сад і́мені Мико́ли Гришка́ НАН Украї́ни. Киї́в.
Top // Tres Blah - Fluffy Cardi @ Mainstore
Shorts // Rouly - High waisted shorts
Hair // Truth Collective - Seri
Necklace // .STOIC. - Bubble Letter Necklace Designer @Equal10
Glasses // Cheezu - double bridged glasses
Taken at the ✨NEW✨ MALL PARADISE
I am not a "pro" graphic editor/designer. I picked up techniques here and there so critique and tips are more then welcome!
Summer slowly fades away and Autumn is settling in. And as every year, comes the time that I need to give up my denial and embrace the new season.
I was walking down at the beach with my better half the other day, thinking of that. It kind of saddens me though. I'll miss the summer sun and all that carelessness it holds within. I'll miss late sunsets wandering at the beach. I'll miss feeling that certain warmth of its rays on my skin and that of the sand covering my feet as I walk barefoot on the beach. I'll miss that sweet afternoon breeze and the feeling of that warm air gently cuddling my face. Gosh, I know I'll miss all that for next few months, like I do every year.
But then again, I'm thinking we are entering a season of colors and transformations. Blue becomes pale, green turns to orange and yellow. Nature is changing its color palette. It's dressing up to meet Winter later this year. But you don't need me to tell you that now, do you really? I guess not! One look around can be more persuasive than all the words of the world.
And then it hit me. Nature is changing to refresh and create life, so change can't be that bad after all. Not if it's done the right way at least. It can create! Ohhh did I just say"can create"?! Hold that thought now! That ticks many boxes inside me. It rings many bells and fills many blanks. Change is not always bad. It's needed and sometimes can be mandatory.
But it's not only nature. It's us too. We change. I hear many say "people don't change", usually meaning they don't change in respect of certain traits they bear. And that can be truth in many cases, I won't argue that. But people can and do change. We change. We are not all of us, the same we were, say five, maybe ten or twenty years ago. No way. We changed. For good or bad is irrelevant. What matters is we do change. So it's feasible and in many cases inevitable.
It's up to us then to decide how we want to change and to what direction we want to go from there. But we can't do that being in denial. Like I can't enjoy Autumn for example, while being in denial for a Summer already gone. Thus acceptance is the key here, like it is in many aspects of life. I need to accept change and embrace it, if I am to enjoy it. Better yet I need to ... own it. Who can be better than myself to decide if, when and how I should change, but me and me alone? And if I am to come to terms with Change, then it better be on my terms rather than not.
No, change is not always good. It just isn't. But it's not always bad either. The moment we accept that, there's a whole new world of possibilities in front of us. Waiting to be explored. And lived. And enjoyed. The final judgement is on us. Change or not? Doesn't matter really, as long as we are the ones making the decision for ourselves. But we need to know our options beforehand. We need to know deep inside, that we can change, should we believe we should and feel like it.
The rest... The rest is all you! Us! Always was, just some of us kept being in denial I guess...
Warming up - Full denial - After the Gold rush
www.youtube.com/watch?v=kn2uwH2uLqk
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Murale en appui au mouvement Black Live Matters, Montréal 2020.
Mural in support of the Black Live Matters movement, Montreal 2020.
Artiste : Denial,
I am not a "pro" graphic editor/designer. I picked up techniques here and there so critique and tips are more then welcome!
A stone sculpture from the Passion Façade of the Basílica de la Sagrada Família in Barcelona, Spain. Part of the sculptural group depicting the Denial of Saint Peter, created by Catalan sculptor Josep Maria Subirachs. Style: Features angular, expressionistic forms and stark, flat surfaces designed to convey deep grief and shame.