Denise Kester: Thunderbird's Gift
Denise Kester: Thunderbird’s Gift
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Thunderbird’s Gift
This print is a digitally mastered ink jet copy of the original art.Denise's Giclées are in limited number editions of 70.They are museum quality and printed on 100% rag paper with archival ink.
Denise Kester: Thunderbird's Gift
“Do you trust me”? She asks
Yes and yes again,
What ever comes, I trust you.
Out of the great wide open of
not knowing and uncertainty
the Thunderbird appears
opening her heart
allowing her prayers to
fall upon my open mind
into my hands, creating.
Her prayers merge with
my prayers and they land
where the cranes of peace rest
in the meadow of my heart
near the lake of still waters
where the quiet imaginings
create ripples of light
that catch my attention.
A soft lapping as the ripples
reach the shore, murmuring,
Everything’s going to be okay
Everything’s going to be okay
Everything’s going to be okay
Denise Kester: Thunderbird’s Gift
Denise Kester: Thunderbird’s Gift
“Do you trust me”? She asks
Yes and yes again,
What ever comes, I trust you.
Out of the great wide open of
not knowing and uncertainty
the Thunderbird appears
opening her heart
allowing her prayers to
fall upon my open mind
into my hands, creating.
Her prayers merge with
my prayers and they land
where the cranes of peace rest
in the meadow of my heart
near the lake of still waters
where the quiet imaginings
create ripples of light
that catch my attention.
A soft lapping as the ripples
reach the shore, murmuring,
Everything’s going to be okay
“Do you trust me”? She asks
Yes and yes again,
What ever comes, I trust you.
Out of the great wide open of
not knowing and uncertainty
the Thunderbird appears
opening her heart
allowing her prayers to
fall upon my open mind
into my hands, creating.
Her prayers merge with
my prayers and they land
where the cranes of peace rest
in the meadow of my heart
near the lake of still waters
where the quiet imaginings
create ripples of light
that catch my attention.
A soft lapping as the ripples
reach the shore, murmuring,
Everything’s going to be okay