Gallop Beyond Reality

by Bill And Linda Tiepelman

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Gallop Beyond Reality

Artist

Bill And Linda Tiepelman

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Digital Art - Digital Photographic Art

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In a realm where the universe's secrets bloomed like wildflowers, there existed a meadow that the locals whispered about only in the hush of twilight. It was said that at the seam of day and night, when the sky was a canvas of unsung hues, a creature of pure myth would emerge. The unicorn, with a mane that flowed like the milky rivers of the cosmos, would gallop across this meadow, its hooves barely grazing the tips of the iridescent grass.

To see the unicorn was to witness the dance of galaxies across the firmament. Its presence was a melody, an echo of the primordial symphony that sung the stars to life. Each stride was graceful, a choreography that wove the fabric of reality into a tapestry of swirling nebulas and constellations. Its horn, a solitary spindle of purest light, cut through the veils of dimensions, inviting those who gazed upon it to dream beyond the confines of their imagination.

For Aeona, a dreamer and artist who lived at the edge of this fabled meadow, the unicorn was her muse. She would spend countless hours, her canvas propped against the backdrop of this interstellar ballet, trying to capture its essence. Yet, the unicorn was an enigma, a specter of beauty that refused to be held by mere paint and brushstrokes.

One twilight, as Aeona packed her paints, the air shimmered, and there it was—the unicorn, its ethereal gaze locked with hers. In that moment, Aeona understood that some beauty was not meant to be captured, but to be cherished, alive and untamed. With a bow of its noble head, the unicorn acknowledged her epiphany and in a burst of celestial light, it leapt, dissolving into the stars from whence it came.

Aeona's paintings never did capture the unicorn, but they carried the essence of her encounter—a reminder that the most extraordinary wonders are those we hold in our hearts, not on our walls.

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February 5th, 2024

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