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"The fog comeson little cat feet
it sits looking
over harbor and city
on silent haunches
and then moves on."
poem by Carl Sandburg
isn't that great inspiration for art? I love the images conjured up by poems, there is such magic in small stanzas.
this was created in Photoshop
Picture created by Laura Helwig copyright 2010
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Comments: 13
This is beautiful!
Just to ask.. am I allowed to use this on a Wiki Website?
I'll give you credit.
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lovely artwork. Β May I use this picture for a teaching unit on poetry? Β goes really well with the Carl Sandburg poem. Β From a teacher and cat lover
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HOLF F****
I never ntoiced the discription when I was using this picture, I USED THIS PICTURE FOR TAHT PEOM!
It was for my project, I'm using it now, OMFG! Thats crazy! I really can't believe this poem made youd raw this witch i'm suiong for teh exact poem.
However don't worry I'm givining credit, unlike the other messed up kids
Wow I still cna't believe this, so crazy; what a small, small world.
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I love this so much, you see im a 6th grader and my LA class is in its poetry unit, we have to bring a picture in to describe your poem, im doing this poem and i wanted to ask if i could bring this picture in?
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sure, I'm happy you want to use my art. Thank you for asking for permission.
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That is a very amazing picture. I was just finishing off a school report of Carl Sandburg. I pulled this up on my screen since it pertained to him, and the teachers seemed really interested in your art piece. Keep up the good work!
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I wish I could do art like this. 
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I actually read this poem a few days ago and I wanted to paint something like this, but I can't paint worth anything! >w<
Great job!
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perfect, im doing a poetry project, and this is exactly what i was looking for! :joy:
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Wowm this is wonderful, really fits the poem. Brilliant creation 
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