Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Surrealism: The Divine and The Duplicitious


An individual may come across a period of time in his or her life where anything or everything seems to not allocate in the right place. But what if there is a place where you can hide from it all? No not cowardly hiding; it’s the need to be satisfied, tranquil, peaceful and relaxed. In dreams, an individual can accomplish this. In nightmares, an individual can accomplish the opposite. “The Divine and The Duplicitous” is clearly not a nightmare but a dream. Vivid colors represent life. The fact that the dream takes place in the sky illustrates that such dream can only remain as a dream. No one can fly unless inside an airplane. No one can grow out of flowers, but one can make difficult choices for the best outcome, growing and becoming a better person. Who is dazed and amazed to see a bee fly? No one unless someone is aware of their existence in earth being as powerful as any other person in earth; perhaps that’s another person or an animal maybe an insect. The girls are inside the flowers. They are different from those who live inside the kingdom, those who have richness. However, the girls also have their own kingdom which is the flowers. The bee can also serve medium of communication between those who live between the kingdom and those living outside. But who dreams of castles and fortifications? People that dream of such want to be secure and want control. Perhaps all these are a combination of real life illusions. The individual wants control, happiness, and to experience new adventures in a different world.

1 comment:

Miss Cook said...

A very interesting style of speech. I enjoy your interpretation. "No one can grow out of flowers,but one can make difficult choices for the best outcome, growing and becoming a better person." Well said.