‘Victorious The Butterfly’
‘Two White Butterflies’ [1889] by Vincent van Gogh, Oil on canvas, 55 x 45.5 cm.
Please do kindly take note of ‘Victorious The Butterfly‘ [trumpets actually make sound here]:
‘Victorious The Butterfly‘
‘That butterfly against the full force of the vicious gale,
thrown off its destination by the sheer onslaught,
in awe I was, and now too for a surety as I write,
that the torrential waterfall had not broken its delicate structure into the allegorical smithereens,
seconds merged into a great heavenly battle,
the unrelenting jaws of the sky smashing it mercilessly,
Victorious The Butterfly, obscured under leaf,
as if its arthropodic intugement were hewn from solid gold,
cleaved nay impossibly I ought to explain,
somehow incomprehensibly made by the gods whom certainly knew the like of Perseus himself 🎬🎥’
– a writing by Matt The Unfathomable Artist, Copyright © 27th August 2019.
n.b. Oh do tell me you love this 📃For if you do, you love Victorious The Butterfly as I do.
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