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Bleeding Me, Metallica "I'm diggin' my way to somethin' better....I'm pushin' my stay to something better...I'm sowing the seeds I take for granted....This thorn in my side is from the tree I've planted. It tears me and I bleed. Caught under wheels roll, I take the leech I'm bleeding me. Can't stop to save my soul, I take the leash that's leading me. I'm bleeding me I can't take it. Caught under wheel's roll. The bleeding of me. I am the beast that feeds the beast. I am the blood, I am the release. Come make me pure, bleed me a cure. I'm caught under."

Cactus

"Whoso openeth his lips in this Day and maketh mention of the name of his Lord, the hosts of Divine inspiration shall descend upon him from the heaven....On him shall also descend the Concourse on high, each bearing aloft a chalice of pure light." (Baha'u'llah, Gleanings from the Writings of Baha'u'llah, p. 280)

Cloud's Descending I'm not policing what you think and dream. I run into your thought from across the room. Just another trick. Can I weather this?...a chill that bends, this I swear. You're the fiercest calm I've been in....Your soulquake happened here in a glass world. And particle by particle she slowly changes. can I weather this?...Too far, too far, too far. Can I get away? ("Concertina" Tori Amos To Venus And Back 1999)

"Her cowrie shell, where the unopened woman whispers..." Janet Fitch, White Oleander

Dreaming

As vast as everest.

Farming

Fountain of Light

If the divine master plan is perfection, maybe next I'll give Judas a try, trusting my soul to the Ice Cream Assassin. (Tori Amos, "Spark" From the Choirgirl Hotel)

The Ice Queen

AFractal is a pictoral representation of infinity.

Jewel

Quireuse (a combination of Quinacridone and Chartreuse, the two dominating colours of this image)

Quiridian (a combination of Quinacridone and Viridian Green, the two dominating colours of this image)

Then Moses stretched out his hand over the sea, and all that night the Lord drove the sea back with a strong east wind and turned it into dry land. The waters were divided, and the Israelites went through the sea on dry ground, with a wall of water on their right and on their left. (Exodus 14:21-22 NIV)

The ardor of the flame of fire causeth the pure gold to shine and the violence of winds is conducive to the growth and thriving of a firm and well rooted tree. (Abdu'l-Baha, Tablets of Abdu'l-Baha v2, p. 297)

Among the last to enter the room was a colored lad of about thirteen years. He was quite dark and, being the only boy of his race among them, he evidently feared that he might not be welcome. When 'Abdu'l-Baha saw him His face lighted up with a heavenly smile. He raised His hand with a gesture of princely welcome and exclaimed in a loud voice so that none could fail to hear; that here was a black rose. The room fell into instant silence. The black face became illumined with a happiness and love hardly of this world. The other boys looked at him with new eyes. (Howard Colby Ives, raw - Portals to Freedom, p. 65)

Stars fell like snowflakes

A Starfish

Open to suggestions for names

The Telltale Heart

This looks like a spiral of vertebrae, normally found in the back forming a curved line from helixtragic notch to the branching area of superior and inferior antihelix crus.

This would make a nice wedding cake

An important theme in The Great Gatsby is social standing. This is symbolised through East and West Egg. Tom and Daisy live in the East which is more cultured. Nick and Gatsby are on the West which represents a lack of social standing, regardless of their financial status. Gatsby always looks across the bay to the green light shining from East Egg. A symbol of what he wanted and never could have despite all the money he accumulated. The water is a physical barrier symbolic of the social barriers between the East and the West.

How many a mystic tree hath this whirlwind of wonderment snatched by the roots, how many a soul hath it exhausted. (Baha'u'llah, The Seven Valleys, p. 32)

all images copyright Maryam Frazer

	Szellõrózsák
	Migrén
	Bleeding Me, Metallica "I'm diggin' my way to somethin' better....I'm pushin' my stay to something better...I'm sowing the seeds I take for granted....This thorn in my side is from the tree I've planted. It tears me and I bleed. Caught under wheels roll, I take the leech I'm bleeding me. Can't stop to save my soul, I take the leash that's leading me. I'm bleeding me I can't take it. Caught under wheel's roll. The bleeding of me. I am the beast that feeds the beast. I am the blood, I am the release. Come make me pure, bleed me a cure. I'm caught under."
	Cactus
	"Whoso openeth his lips in this Day and maketh mention of the name of his Lord, the hosts of Divine inspiration shall descend upon him from the heaven....On him shall also descend the Concourse on high, each bearing aloft a chalice of pure light." (Baha'u'llah, Gleanings from the Writings of Baha'u'llah, p. 280)
	Cloud's Descending I'm not policing what you think and dream. I run into your thought from across the room. Just another trick. Can I weather this?...a chill that bends, this I swear. You're the fiercest calm I've been in....Your soulquake happened here in a glass world. And particle by particle she slowly changes. can I weather this?...Too far, too far, too far. Can I get away? ("Concertina" Tori Amos To Venus And Back 1999)
	"Her cowrie shell, where the unopened woman whispers..." Janet Fitch, White Oleander
	Dreaming
	As vast as everest.
	Farming
	Fountain of Light
	If the divine master plan is perfection, maybe next I'll give Judas a try, trusting my soul to the Ice Cream Assassin. (Tori Amos, "Spark" From the Choirgirl Hotel)
	The Ice Queen
	AFractal is a pictoral representation of infinity.
	Jewel
	Quireuse (a combination of Quinacridone and Chartreuse, the two dominating colours of this image)
	Quiridian (a combination of Quinacridone and Viridian Green, the two dominating colours of this image)
	Then Moses stretched out his hand over the sea, and all that night the Lord drove the sea back with a strong east wind and turned it into dry land. The waters were divided, and the Israelites went through the sea on dry ground, with a wall of water on their right and on their left. (Exodus 14:21-22 NIV)
	The ardor of the flame of fire causeth the pure gold to shine and the violence of winds is conducive to the growth and thriving of a firm and well rooted tree. (Abdu'l-Baha, Tablets of Abdu'l-Baha v2, p. 297)
	Among the last to enter the room was a colored lad of about thirteen years. He was quite dark and, being the only boy of his race among them, he evidently feared that he might not be welcome. When 'Abdu'l-Baha saw him His face lighted up with a heavenly smile. He raised His hand with a gesture of princely welcome and exclaimed in a loud voice so that none could fail to hear; that here was a black rose. The room fell into instant silence. The black face became illumined with a happiness and love hardly of this world. The other boys looked at him with new eyes. (Howard Colby Ives, raw - Portals to Freedom, p. 65)
	Stars fell like snowflakes
	A Starfish
	Open to suggestions for names
	The Telltale Heart
	This looks like a spiral of vertebrae, normally found in the back forming a curved line from helixtragic notch to the branching area of superior and inferior antihelix crus.
	This would make a nice wedding cake
	An important theme in The Great Gatsby is social standing. This is symbolised through East and West Egg. Tom and Daisy live in the East which is more cultured. Nick and Gatsby are on the West which represents a lack of social standing, regardless of their financial status. Gatsby always looks across the bay to the green light shining from East Egg. A symbol of what he wanted and never could have despite all the money he accumulated. The water is a physical barrier symbolic of the social barriers between the East and the West.
	How many a mystic tree hath this whirlwind of wonderment snatched by the roots, how many a soul hath it exhausted. (Baha'u'llah, The Seven Valleys, p. 32)