Bereft

DragonsilkApril 8, 2016

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Bereft

The Sadness of Terror

written by: Dragonsilk

@dragons1lk

A grey filled day, the colour of tears.

Bitter hot, scalding souls with anger and loss, bereft and bereaved.

Left with whys, not wise, no words

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I am a textile artist, living in and inspired by the incredible North Wales scenery. My paintings, photographs and writing is informed and inspired by the myths, legends, flora and fauna of the wild places.

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