A Mountain River Fall

by Lynn Raizel Lane

Title

A Mountain River Fall

Artist

Lynn Raizel Lane

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Painting - Every Brush Stroke Hand Painted Via Fine Art Mediums On Stretched Canvas

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A Mountain River Fall ❤ is a professional, expressive painting, created by human hands with ACRYLICS in both traditional and original application methods, revealing this skilled artist’s unique, instinctive talent; presented through her original, artistic feelings. Lynn Raizel Lane is a fine artist of high vibration, creating art collections that express her passion for life, beauty, and whimsy. Your support in sharing her work on social media platforms like Facebook, X-Twitter, and Pinterest is appreciated. Please note that reproducing Lynn's artwork or images is not allowed under international copyright laws. Permission for any reproduction rights must be obtained directly from the artist.

Inspired by the iconic song "America The Beautiful," this fantasy landscape features majestic purple mountains enveloped in a friendly scene. The artwork captures a symphony of reflective light playing over colorful textures under a lightly misting sun shower. The scene illustrates the artist's poem about a hiker rescuing a playful dog that slipped on damp leaves (partially concealed by fallen Autumn foliage along the river's edge) and fell into cold spring water. Known for her sense of humor, this artist showcases her unique story of saving the dog in her meaningful and whimsical style.

♥ A Mountain River Fall
By Fine Artist, Lynn Raizel Lane

Once upon a wide mountain river
Damp leaves crunching as something ran by
A white dog fell in struggling with a shiver
I jumped in to save it; could not let him die

The water droplets reflected the trees
Finally hiking to take pictures of fall
As temps got colder I began to sneeze
That wet pup was glad I was there at all

Our sunshower fizzled but we needed to dry
The wetness gave us both a cold chill
Birds showed up flying high in the sky
But, there was no sound as all was too still

After finding sticks I started a small fire
The dog rested to become warm as toast
He up and licked me, then ran to rocks higher
Later I decided I'll be missing HIM the most

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Biblical Scripture teaches we should take CARE of animals:
Proverbs 12:10 “Whoever is righteous has regard for the life of his beast, but the mercy of the wicked is cruel.”

Song reference credit: America the Beautiful
"O Beautiful For Spacious Skies,
For Amber Waves Of Grain,
For Purple Mountain Majesties
Above The Fruited Plain!.."

{{Did you find the dog}}?

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November 3rd, 2023

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