Wednesday, 22 February 2012

Poetry

I'm getting a little concerned at how much I'm enjoying this 'non-stitching' tag making! ;-)

This is my offering for this week - a poem by
Leo Marks - which I've requested be read at my funeral.

It is a gold skeleton leaf mounted onto a piece of painted craft vilene, a butterfly from a magazine - such a short, beautiful life
and the verse. It's computer printed, with gold ink around the torn edges - a little dodgy in places; arthritic hands have trouble staying steady. Just need to add a tie but at present I'm still undecided.

I'm loving all the wonderful entries every week and count myself lucky to be in the company of such talented people.
xx Gilli xx

13 comments:

  1. A beautiful tag and beautiful words - I love the butterfly

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  2. Simply beautiful and such heartfelt words. xx

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  3. Very pretty-- and clever! That butterfly looks real!

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  4. A beautiufl, unique tag!

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  5. A beautiful tag for a beautiful poem :)
    Jan x

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  6. A beautiful tag and poem. It was the favorite poem of Violette Szabo, the poem and film always make me cry.
    Sandra X

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  7. Hope it won't be read out for a while yet Gilli heehee. It's a beautiful tag, well done
    Lynn x

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  8. You have created such serenity with this lovely choice of poem, butterfly and leaf.

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  9. Soooooo Beautiful, Love it, May x x

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  10. oh gorgeous and yes hope it wonrt be reasd outt for a long time :)

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  11. What a lovely tag with a lovely sentiment Gilli. I love especially how the leaf skeleton has the paper behind it. I will definitely use this technique visual one of these days; it is so effective. *smiles* Norma

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  12. A beautiful and unusual tag, it looks great without a tie, Jane xx

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