Asunción, Paraguay es donde usted puede encontrar a Celia Benfer escribiendo poesía, este lloviendo o con el sol brilloso en el cielo. A ella le encanta escribir y lo hace con amor. Sus versos son cortos, llenos de sinceridad, profunda emoción, e ilustraciones dibujadas con palabras. Nada más la he conocido poco tiempo pero me di cuenta de su talento para la poesía en cuanto la empecé a leer. La puede usted encontrar en Facebook o aquí en Blogger. Le garantizo que nunca ha conocido poesías más honestas y puras.
Showing posts with label Poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poetry. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Celia Benfer
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Violoncello
I am a fan of the artist Marc Chagall. He is dead now but that does not matter - his paintings live on. Mozart is dead too but his music is still here. So is Hemingway. And Leonardo Da Vinci. And Shakespeare. This painting was inspired by Celia Benfer Benfer - a lovely and very accomplished poet from Paraguay. She is gifted - born to write poetry. The painting is dedicated to Ms Benfer too. I tried to execute it in the style of Marc Chagall. Of course, the original is 300 times this size. Enjoy. Sunday, July 19, 2009
Benfer
This is a painting inspired by and dedicated to Celia Benfer Benfer, a beautiful poet who lives in Paraguay. I cannot yet post it on my art blog because it is too recent (July 17, 2009) Its title is Jug With Purple Stripe. If you cannot see the jug, keep staring at it until it finds you. I believe the objective for an artist is to always create something sincere and, at the same time, something that will appreciate in value. Like a poem, it must ring true. Like a violin, the creation should not be something that will depreciate with time. Just the opposite - like a Stradivarius violin. Some violins are not only tools of the trade for a violinist, but are great works of art as well. I truly hope this one appreciates. Wish me luck.
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Dorothy & Poetry

Why is it impossible for some people to write poetry? I often try and all I get for my effort is awkward sentences. Poets often make wonderful song writers because lyrics are a form of poetry. Dorothy, a dear friend on MySpace, whose photo is to your left, wrote the following short poem. As concise as it is, it tells a whole story. It sounds effortless - as natural as breathing. Enjoy....
I leave a tear at your doorstep
For you to kick into a million distant memories....
For then, you shall be my hero.
For you to kick into a million distant memories....
For then, you shall be my hero.
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