Some of them are in plain sight, in the architecture, as here, on Clerkenwell Kid.What you see through the keyhole is Alice's hand, opening the door into the garden.
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15 comments:
oh i love this portrayal of a glimpse.
Going through the links you suggest it's kind of looking into the keyhole. No mysteries, no secrets, just curiosity being rewarded with gold! Thank you, Susan!
The tiles in that place are something, but what captured me was the song by the end of the post:
"There is a door, my love
That opens for all of us
I know that scares you but
Give me your hand in trust
We’ll walk through that door
And find love was the one thing
Worth living for.."
Susan you never cease to amaze me with your links and pix.
Loved the link to Jan Svankmajer's Alice, Now I go to look at the new one.
that is so nice. evocative of the book. and much more.
CC - got to subsume the Freudian, what else can you do?
Love her little hand!
she needs no key for she can slip through the keyhole
(enjoyed the link too)
gwilym
This makes me smile. A true visual poem.
The more I think about the title of this blog post, the more it confuses me. Can't help but think of The Secret Garden, too.
clever!
;)
The light on that gold is very beautiful. Metal and paper are a very cool combination. Enjoyed the link too.
Delightful post, Susan! I´m tasting it little by little, & very very interesting links too.
Susan, I was sent to your spiritcloth posting by your sister Jasmine. Just love what you did there. I've decided I must be a follower.
Thanks so much creating such a unique piece and sharing it.
Healingwoman http://www.healingwoman.blogspot.com
~Cheryl Dolby
very nice :)
How beautifully this conveys the idea of unlocking secrets
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