Monday, April 9, 2012

#25

The Gardener's daughter weeps, for Christ did not die to save the soul of the fragrant Rose that bows it's head to the shears of the Father.

2 comments:

Elaine Bradley said...

Deeply cryptic, you cut your daughter's hair -badly, and she cried? Please explain?

FetishGhost said...

One of my studio mate's has dragged me (willingly) into writing DaDa poetry for upcoming projects. It's turned out to be a bunch of fun to churn out these little cryptic works. This one has several meanings, one is private, but the general interpretation is a metaphor for my personal reservation regarding a basic premise of Christianity. That salvation is reserved for humanity alone,(although when pressed I'd have to admit that a flower is probably without sin).