One for sorrow

Two for mirth

Three for a wedding

Four for a birth

Five for silver

Six for gold

Seven of a secret not to be told

Eight for heaven

Nine for hell

And ten for the devil's own self

for Easter Week

Drawing - soft pastel and charcoal - March '13

With out sorrow, life is zero

We must accept fate's arrow

If our efforts are thorough,

Our sorrow GOD will borrow

Imagining the landscapes of your sorrow

Is it yellow or blue?

♫ ♪ Lonely - Yael Naim

My feelings after Chelsea effectively showed Jose Mourinho the door.

Outfit: [loose] by WeArH0uSE

Hair: andromeda : red by Adoness

Oh, boy, do I have the photo for this. To me, she is the epitome of sorrow. She's in Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond, VA, and looks over Jefferson Davis' daughter's grave, I believe. That face!

For

Mission 24

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Custom Living Dead Doll: Sorrow

Name: Sorrow

Base: Chloe

Details:

- Repainted with acrylics (and sealed)

- Handmade pink flowing gown with black felt straps

- Handmade pearl bead bracelet

Sorrow Collection by Girlie Benitez Jewellry

Prayer candles inside the Notre-Dame de la Garde basilica in Marseille, France.

Glenwood Cemetery Flint, MI

Cementerio del Buceo. Monevideo, Uruguay.

Oil on canvas, 2009

A lone Magpie sits high in a snow covered tree top.

Sleeping last night.. fucking hurt

I felt like i was impaled on a spear through my chest as i lay in the bed

I couldnt stop thinking

Artem is 5 years old boy, son of my friend Nadya.

Pierre La Chaisse cemetery. PARIS

Angel in Anguish @ Windward Beach Park in Brick Township

Headstone detail, Extra-Mural Cemetery, Brighton, Sussex

View On Black

Number 4 in the series.

the card was distressed around the edges and I used a tissue to dab a little silver ink round for effect.

note the better masking.

most recent painting, august 11, 2008.

her sorrow and her burden... removed...

Blessed Easter

Beauty and sorrow and joy. On this leg of journey, we visited Peggy's Cove, the two Swiss Air Fight 111 memorials, and the town of Lunenburg on our way to our hotel in Bridgewater. Beauty from the stunning landscapes, seascapes, and villages. Sorrow, from the memorials for the tragic Swiss Air Flight 111. Joy from a surprise in Lunenburg, where we unexpectedly got to see the Picton Castle, a tall ship that is based there. Larry and I had been enthralled with a television series many years ago that followed the Picton Castle on one of its voyages, and we knew then that at heart we were both travellers, and wanted to travel as much as we were able. The Swiss Air disaster is a sobering reminder to some of the dangers of travel. But it doesn't fill us with fear, just more determination to travel, because that is the risk travellers have aways taken from time immemorial. We travel in honour of the travellers before us, to experience the beauty and joy that they did.

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Tomb of Sir Richard Hussey Bickerton Baronet, 1832, aged 73. Bath Abbey.