Time – Becomes meaningless in the face of Creativity
Life’s abundant riches fill Balboa Park.
Walking about, you might happen to encounter a few poetic words. Words that express and deepen the beauty of this very special place . . .
So long as men can breathe or eyes can see, So long lives this, and this gives life to thee.Enjoy the beauty of this day; this moment.Many people enter our lives for just a little while– others pause and plant flowers in our hearts that continue to bloom forever.
My Beautiful Sweet Pea – If I had a rose for every time you made me smile and laugh I’d have a garden to walk in forever. You are the sunshine in my life.
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Every Child is an Artist. The Problem is How to Remain an Artist Once He Grows Up.
The unique wisdom of artists can be absorbed during any walk through Spanish Village. Outside the entrance to Studio 26, simply look down at your feet. Painted tiles contain many quotes concerning creativity.
Time might fade art, but the truths represented are eternal.
Colored tiles contain painted wisdom near the entrance to Studio 26 in Spanish Village Art Center.Creativity Takes Courage.When we destroy Nature We diminish our selves. A Line is a Dot that went for a Walk.Blessed Are the Weird People–the poets, misfits, writers, mystics, heretics, painters and troubadours–for they teach us to see the world through different eyes.The Chief Enemy of Creativity is Good Sense.The sun’s light and human creativity illuminate a walk through Spanish Village in Balboa Park.Art belongs to Everyone.
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I live in downtown San Diego and love to walk! You can enjoy even more Cool San Diego Sights by following me on Facebook or Twitter!
Do you like to read original, thought-provoking fiction? To read a few small stories I’ve written (and a poem), click Short Stories by Richard.