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Late Winter Day By: J.A. George – $228.00

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010

Late Winter Day By: J.A. George Oil over Acrylic on 16" x 20" Canvas Board

Includes Shipping and Handling.


Marvin’s Motorcycle By: J.A. George and D. Kay – Given As Gift

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010

Marvin's Motorcycle By: J.A. George and D. Kay Oil on 11" x 14" Canvas Board

Marvin's Motorcycle By: J.A. George and D. Kay Oil on 11" x 14" Canvas Board

Backgound by D. Kay, Motorcycle and Rider by J.A. George

The Arrival By: J.A. George – Sold At Auction

Monday, January 25th, 2010

The Arrival By: J.A. George Oil on 18" x 24" Gallery Finished Canvas

This Painting is available as a 11″ x 14″ Print for

$20.85

or a 16″ x 20″ Print for

$31.75

Includes Shipping and Handling, Signed and Numbered by the Artist.

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Natures Beauty Of That Emerald Place At Looking Glass Pond By: The GYPSY – Sold

Monday, January 25th, 2010

Natures Beauty Of That Emerald Place At Looking Glass Pond By The GYPSY Oil on 16" x 20 " Canvas Board

Dancing In The Dark By: The GYPSY – $91.75

Saturday, January 23rd, 2010

Dancing In The Dark By: The GYPSY Water Color on 9" x 12" WC Archival Paper

Includes Shipping and Handling

 



 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 DANCING IN THE DARK By: The GYPSY
 
Rock’n music fills the air
Bikers dance without a care
Showing off in mating dance
Hoping one will take the chance

Beer flows freely within the tent
To get that buzz the money’s spent
Thousands of faces, friend and stranger
Party together and fear no danger

Smell of food lingers on the breeze
Vendors hock there wares with ease
A biker party noise, dirt and fun
Like minded people together as one

In the dark one has separated from all
Something stirs inside, he hears the call
Greasy jeans tucked in ankle boots channel
T-shirt covered with shirt of red flannel

Brown leather fedora rests on yellowish hair
White stringy beard un-groomed, he don’t care
Round glasses perch on nose bone thin
Lanky frame skinny from head to shin

Music beckons him down to Copperhead road
Old biker has heard and now lessens his load
Away from the crowd of swaying people
He has found his spot lost within the tempo

He sways he leaps his arms flay and legs stomp
Lost in his own Universe he dances and romps
This is his moment away from the crowd
His happiness not verbal but yet it is loud

Verse upon verse, beat upon beat
Life’s woes leave him drained through his feet
As the music ends he returns to this earth
Washed pure and clean as a baby at birth

And in the end what more can we ask
Than to dance in the dark without our mask

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