St David's Day...

St David's Day...
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The final verse states: And you my Father, there on that sad height' Curse, Bless me now with your fierce tears I pray. Do not go gently into that good night... Rage, rage against the dying of the light... Dylan Thomas.

Well done Jim. Spot on!

Yes, well painted Jim.

Great image and great words. The expression gives exactly the right mood...one of your best, Jim.

That’s so evocative. Words and painting

Nice work Jim and Beautiful verse.

Beautiful portrait of a great poet, Jim.

Wonderful work Jim, touching.

Thanks so much all for the kind words. My wife's family on her mother's side were/are Welsh and she was a cousin to the late T.V actor, Glyn Owen. My own hertitage is Irish and I can't sing. (-:

My most favourite poem ever, Jim, and most fitting for today. Great loose sketch, touchingly real

Only just seen this Jim, it's excellent. I've never been a fan of his even though he came from Swansea, not that many miles from me.

I'm not a big fan of Swansea myself right now Margaret; they had two of our football players sent off today and then had the audacity to beat us. I used to love listening to Richard Burton's radio reading of Under Milkwood though and I'm a great fan of Welsh male voice choirs. . (-:

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01/03/2019
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Seemed a good time for a brush only sketch of Welsh poet Dylan Thomas. The heart-touching words are his elergy to his dying father...

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Jim Morris

I've reached 83 (84 in September ) years young and love to paint and draw. Watercolours are my preference used also with line and wash. I paint or sketch something most days of whatever takes my fancy. Glad to have found this site. I don't feel I have a set painting style but I tend to go for…

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