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Psyche-Out: State your name.
Evil Ash: Heh... what are you supposed to be? Gotcher little antenna... weird look...
Psyche-Out: Is your name Ash?
Evil Ash: Ashley ain't here, you little spy wannabe. You think strong silent here is able to protect you?
Psyche-Out: What does that mean, 'Ashley isn't here.'?
Evil Ash: It means he ain't here. I'm a king. You're a tasty morsel that I'll eat at my pleasure. Yer smellin good...
Psyche-Out: Where did you come from?
Evil Ash: My mama.
Psyche-Out: How did you get into this cavern?
Evil Ash: Yer borin me boy!!! That ain't a good thing!
Saint Petersburg, Russia: State Hermitage Museum. Sculpture, "Amor and Psyche," by Cincinnatus Barozzi, ca. 1741 (?).
Psyche and Cupid
When envious and beautiful goddess Venus has sent Cupid her son to punish Psyche for she was more beautiful than Venus self she could not imagine that Cupid would fell in love with this earthly woman.
Cupid in his all obsessed love for Psyche was afraid that if Psyche would know he was a god she would start to worship him and not love as an equal.
Therefor Cupid was only visiting Psyche in the night when she could not see him.
But Psyche was curious she loved Cupid with whole her heart so she had to see his face. One night while Cupid was asleep she lit the oil lamp and saw the face of her love.
Cupid felt betrayed by this and went away but love was stronger than anger and hurt so they got together again.
Story about this love has spread quickly around and when it came to Jupiter's ears he was so touched by it so he have decided to make beautiful Psyche a goddess to prevent their love could ever have any doubts.
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Love this myth, love it more than Romeo and Juliet story it's very rich in it's symbolic and 'cause of the fact love was enjoyed too so therefor complete and has an happy end, hope you do or will too.
Painting integrated in this composition The Abduction of Psyche by William-Adolphe Bouguereau, the bottom background purple orange sky from jasperroz.
Enjoy your festive days and as it comes wish you a happy new year.
This is a first. A female from the harem makes a transition to a male when the male is gone. Not sure of the reason it left but I could suspect a fish collector as they are not protected here in Hawaii....shame! Psychedelic Wrasse, Anampses chrysocephalus, transitional male, Kona coast, Big Island, Hawaii, Pacific Ocean
Well I'm not sure if Grimm Brothers had their story collected! But anyways I did it cause I loved it!
Eros is an ancient Greco-Roman god of sexual love and beauty, known as Cupid/Amour (Roman) and Eros (Greek). In Roman mythology, Cupid is more tune with how he is seen in our age even though he is a teenager, but the Greek version is far more terrible as Eros is a much more older, more terrible god with the power to manipulate sexual lust and romantic desire within people driving them to betrayal, suicide and murded.
The young princess Psyche is both surprised and aroused by the first kiss of Cupid, who is invisible to her.
The painting from 1798 was created by François Gérard, a former pupil of Jacques-Louis David. It illustrates the neoclassicism's evolution towards sensuality and a certain formal abstraction.
A male triathlete, wearing tri-shorts, enters the water at the South Shores boat launching area. Triathlete 2363 competed in the Sprint event, Male 30-34 division.
He moves his body by thrusting his elbows back and pushing his chest forward projecting high-energy body language as part of his psych-up techniques.
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Hi everyone!
I've finally had some time to take dolly pictures ^_______^
Here is Psyche, who we haven't seen in months! I sold her red curly wig and bought her a nice, soft brown wig. I think she looks nice. I also changed out her eye chips for glittery silver animal eyes. You'll see those in another photo. I hope you all enjoy the slight changes I've made. Have a great week!
Withal did Love call unto him the Wind
Called Zephyrus, who most was to his mind,
And said, "O rainy wooer of the spring,
I pray thee, do for me an easy thing;
To such a hill-top go, O gentle wind,
And there a sleeping maiden shalt thou find;
Her perfect body in thy arms with care
Take up, and unto the green valley bear
That lies before my noble house of gold;
There leave her lying on the daisies cold."
Freud believed the psyche consists of three parts. The id strives to express our primitive impulses. The superego upholds the rules and morals of society. The ego tries to mediate between the two.
Withal did Love call unto him the Wind
Called Zephyrus, who most was to his mind,
And said, "O rainy wooer of the spring,
I pray thee, do for me an easy thing;
To such a hill-top go, O gentle wind,
And there a sleeping maiden shalt thou find;
Her perfect body in thy arms with care
Take up, and unto the green valley bear
That lies before my noble house of gold;
There leave her lying on the daisies cold."
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There is a story that goes along with how I obtained this print that hangs in my home. 40 years ago I was living in St. Petersburg Florida and as there are a lot of retired folks there, there are also a lot of estate sales. I was at one of them and saw this frame (the one around the photo is the actual frame) and liked it even though it had a picture I did not care for in it.. After I bought it for a nominal amount of money my then sister-in-law told me the frame looked old and I should check to see if there was a photo behind the one you could see and sure enough,,,,,wow this is what I found! I immediately fell in love with the beauty of this and it became very special to me.
I tried to find more information on it at that time but we did not have the luxury of the internet. Tonight I looked and on the back of the picture is a label that says Psyche Kendall Genuine Mezzo Print Reinthal & Newman New York. Thanks to the internet I found the original painting is titled Psyche and was done in 1909 by William Kendall Sergeant and hangs in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It looks quite differnt from this print, if you would like to see it click here This artist was famous for painting his wife and 3 daughters, I wasn't able to find out which of his daughters but I think it must be Elisabeth who was born in 1896 which looks to be about the age of this girl in 1909.