“Tinnitus Truths”

'Is this the Holy Grail?'

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When some days are stressful from every day life that seems to be when days of future has passed and thoughts of the way my life was handed to me, times of physical and mental abuse and no care or love from either parent, I drift off to better times, unfortunately that doesn't come too often. The memories of lost ones, friends who passed at early ages, has always brought on a deep sadness. Those memories are a waking slap, and with that and all the memories slide down my face wet. I'm thankful of my wife as her strength keeps me afloat.

Then my granddaughter brings great smiles, "smile and wave boys."
 
I love this -- where is it from?
It is called Melancolie.
And it is heartbreakingly beautiful.
The artwork created by Albert György (living in Switzerland, but born in Romania) can be found in Geneva in a small park on the promenade (Quai du Mont Blanc) along the shore of Lake Geneva.
György was born in Romania in 1949. He lived in isolation and sadness after his first wife died, so he understands grief.
 
I should explain @Tanni
- why I titled it 'When Bonding Fails.'

I appropriated it to my own experience.
My mother was severely mentally ill and could not bond with me.
My childhood was one of intense isolation.
I spent years feeling empty.
This sculpture of 'grief,' was so real to me.
 
I should explain @Tanni
- why I titled it 'When Bonding Fails.'

I appropriated it to my own experience.
My mother was severely mentally ill and could not bond with me.
My childhood was one of intense isolation.
I spent years feeling empty.
This sculpture of 'grief,' was so real to me.

That's so sad, I'm sorry to hear that Jazzer.

I think the sculpture is beautiful -- I also felt the emptiness and sadness that I think the sculptor was conveying. It really spoke to me. What a powerful piece.
 
EFFIN TINNITUS, it has gone from the usual high pitch scream now to the sound of a car alarm going off, beep pause beep pause. Now that will have you climbing the wall.
 
Those hands are showing just more than true love. They show a lifetime of hard work, of pain and tears of happiness through a life of caring and sacrifice.

@Jazzer that is the greatest picture you have ever put up.

Elmer
Dear friend - we are two of a kind.
Struggling to survive, but full of love,
and so easily touched.
So glad to know you buddy,
xx
 
Dear friends - I just want to mention that I will be off the airwaves for a while.
Something very tough for me to deal with.

No doubt I will be back at some point.

Best Wishes to everybody

Dave xx
Jazzer
 

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