I quit social media. It's a bit pointless now.

I've been dreaming about driving along the coast

If you're not a fan of art, please unfollow.

If I compile another poetry volume, should I post about it or upload it quietly to mitigate the disappointment when no one reads it? Or just leave it to rot on my hard drive? I bought the ISBNs, I suppose. Not sure what the point of that was. Or this. Pointless creeping thoughts in the quiet hours.

Actresses (circa 1960) by the prominent 20th-century Georgian artist Lado Gudiashvili

By artist Gustav Klimt

a reproduction of "Air de Capri," a famous Art Deco oil painting created by Danish artist Gerda Wegener, 1923.

a limited edition serigraph titled "Paris at Night" by French artist Michel Delacroix.

vibrant cityscape painting by artist Miguel Freitas

By Japanese artist Ohara Koson

sky folk

When we met, I knew it was special. I wasn't looking for anyone but I knew very quickly that she was that someone I needed.

Grateful to have my bby by my side.

"Two Little Owls" (often referred to online as Two Sleepy Owls or Owls in Blue) and is attributed to the UK-based independent illustrator and artist Fiona Marchbank

"Woman in Blooms" or "Floral Reverie".

"Ode to Sleep" by Japanese artist Tokuhiro Kawai

"The garden sea" by artist Rebecca Aldernet.

impressionistic oil painting titled Traveling our Neighbor by Korean-born American artist Chin H. Shin.

"Mysterious Garden" by Russian artist Olga Gordienok

For anyone who might need it.

"Sibylline Songs" by Stephanie Pui-Mun Law.

This artwork is titled "Divino Femenino" (Divine Feminine) by artist Tristan Hollingsworth.

an acrylic painting titled "Lost in the Bloom," which features stylized ranunculus flowers by artist Maria Reyes-Jones

"Pastel Pink Sailboat Painting" or "Muted Pink Sailboat" by Karen Alf Rolfes

"Blossom Path" by contemporary artist Sasha Brisac.

"Lady in Green amongst the White Petals" by Turkish artist Hüseyin Aygül.

"Blackbird Chicks" by A.L. West. 1910.

"Good Fortune Goat" by illustrator Pamela Zagarenski.

"Dreaming in a field of poppies" by Italian pop-surrealist artist Daria Petrilli.