Monday, April 8, 2019
Friday, April 5, 2019
The Feel of this Essence.
Definitions.
Beauty within the soul leaves admirers mute in her presence, as if holiness is a physical presence to connect fragments one with the other. Timeless quality is just that: timeless. Spiritual beauty is not simple; it is expressed as light in the eyes mirroring the weight of spiritual responsibility or spiritual powers. The substance of a spirit is in essence a series of stories developed intentionally to build, or destroy Life. For a man, if a woman's sex appeal is strong enough it will subdue the tendency to ask the right questions over the impulse to fuck, the need to copulate and the desire to have a way with a woman. The sex drive is in alignment with the impulse to be right in the spiritual realms. It is all in our breath where our words transform from the substance of weight in our thoughts into the audible words our ears transposed into the language of soul. These are fun things to be alone with pondering the powers of who we be! Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories Sept. 7, 2018
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| model Maat Petrova (l.) and another woman on park benches June 4, 2013 !!!! |
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| Moroccan woman in the long ago. |
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| Moroccan woman in traditional dress is probably Berber. |
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| Cameroonian model Amanda EFathel by William Nsai |
3 Ballerinas
Femme absolument somptueuse et adorablement belle et séduisante.
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Ballerina by Abah Baratawiria
shot with a Canon 5D Mark II Sigma 70-300mm T 1/160-f7..1-iso 500
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| Ballerina by Matthew Nutting making the most of window light. |
Woman absolutely sumptuous and adorably beautiful and attractive.
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| Ballet dancer in the streets of New York city by photographer, Omar Z. Robles. (2016) |
Thursday, April 4, 2019
Tuesday, April 2, 2019
Beneath This Art.
… Anastasia Lux as a dream is a dream. The challenge with dreams are the illusions we believe, or the reality we make of the dreams we have about the women we want to have. But, every want isn't an answer. They can turn into questions we deny exist. Anastasia Lux this way is discovering what men have had, but will any understand what was lost prior to this moment in her life? To get inside some women's bed isn't to get what one needs, but to get into what ails them... - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 3/30/19
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| Sacred Art Work by Le Ah Tiamat titled, "Sky Qwake" |
[The] study of self is the study of soul. Diana Prince here is composed of those elements a man studies to see himself better. The appearance of what is reflected from within is its own unfolding of what is truth, or fantasy. . .
- Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories [3/30/19]
BLACK WE LOVE.
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| Makalah Ann by Roland Dawson [2019] |
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| Dark compelling beauty of Bennie Rose by Roseograph |
We talk about the glory of Africanism, in the States, without having ever set a foot upon the Mother Land. It is a perspective, this stance, without the authority that comes from the feeling that courses through and from Ancestor to descendent, when an African child has set their foot upon the Land of the Blacks!
That said the feel of West African culture comes through your work with joy and seriousness. These tributes of yours return the indescribable feel of being (for a flash) in the north, and the west of Africa, to me. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories
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| Bre by Roland Dawson. 2018. |
Makalah Ann
Labels:
black women,
dark skin,
dawn wolf,
photographer Roland Dawson,
sacred art,
tribute
Saturday, March 30, 2019
T E A R S
Deep in the American story is this story told by the white men who came to this land, Turtle Island, without their white women whose eyes were filled with terror. European women had never conceived of the concept of women being free, or the intellectual possibility of women's rights until they saw how the women living in the Red Nations upon the land white folks believed 'they' had discovered lived their lives! Today, those daughters, those white women's descendants are still with those terrified eyes they try to hide are unable to free themselves of their terror because deep and silent within the caves of Old Europe is the threat white men whisper in their ears.
They can take what they allowed to become law. ~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 3/28/19
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| Photographer Mercedes Castillo Sánchez. "Rebuke" — with Jose Perez Melendez and Nerea González Cazorla. |
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| Photographer Mercedes Castillo Sánchez. 'Absolve' — with Jose Perez Melendez and Nerea González Cazorla. (Nov. 28, 2017) |
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| Photographer Mercedes Castillo Sánchez. 'Mordant' — with Jose Perez Melendez and Nerea González Cazorla. |
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| Photographer Mercedes Castillo Sánchez |
Rebuke — with
Labels:
Alowan Chanteh Inyan Wichasha,
bondage,
history,
law,
terror,
white people,
white women
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