Sanguine Swirls
by Bill And Linda Tiepelman
Title
Sanguine Swirls
Artist
Bill And Linda Tiepelman
Medium
Digital Art - Digital Photographic Art
Description
In the tranquil heart of a twilight lagoon, where the water mirrors the waning light, there dwelled a flamingo unlike any other. She was named Fianna, and her feathers were a tapestry of sanguine swirls and intricate designs that mirrored the lagoon's serene beauty. Fianna was an artist, and her medium was the water's surface; each movement of her lithe body created ripples that reflected her innermost thoughts and dreams.
As night fell, Fianna would embark on a dance, a performance that was both a ritual and an expression of her soul. With each delicate step, the mandala patterns on her feathers would shimmer, casting ethereal shadows upon the dark water. She moved with such grace that the stars themselves seemed to pause in their celestial paths to watch her.
Fianna's dance was not just for her own fancy; it was a silent ode to the lagoon, a thank you for its shelter and sustenance. The creatures of the night, from the whispering reeds to the silent fishes, bore witness to this dance. They understood that Fianna was part of the lagoon's soul, a manifestation of its beauty and mystery.
Once a year, when the moon was but a sliver in the sky, Fianna's dance would reach its crescendo, and from her feathers, a kaleidoscope of colors would burst forth, painting the sky with hues that no painter could ever hope to capture. This was the moment the lagoon waited for, the fleeting minutes when the world was reminded of the wonder of existence, of the magic woven into the fabric of life by a flamingo's fancy.
And when dawn would break, and Fianna's feathers would once again resemble the gentle pink of the waking sky, the lagoon would whisper tales of the night's enchantment, of the flamingo whose sanguine swirls held the secrets of the universe, if only one knew where to look.
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February 16th, 2024
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