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Unequivocal Love: Metaphors of Growth and Confusion

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A surreal painting showing a ghostly figure trying to raise a fallen giant, while smaller figures in the background collect gold coins.

Unequivocal Love

Love can raise the Dead.
From young such I was taught.
Jack chopped down the beanstalk.
An apt equivalent.

Love grows tired and must rest,
Like Blunderbore after scoffing –
He woke, chased & fell to death
The thief and mother duly profiting.

Love is done when Love’s begun –
Apt, but slightly confused.
Who did love favour the sage was asked:
The giant or the thieving little brutes?

Golden coins morphing into seeds that scatter into the ground, hinting at cycles of death, greed, and renewal.

Another from Skendong: grass is always greener…

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