voices

Voices

 

Voices, the serene and melodic whispers that embrace the sandy beaches of Fire Island inspire deep introspection. Summoning contemplation of the souls who have graced these hallowed shores. Within life’s intricate tapestry, we uncover the profound teachings of humility and the avoidance of avarice. Though seemingly straightforward, these lessons often elude us in the respect that cannot be procured through material means; they are earned through a life well-lived, through choices and actions that speak volumes.
Inevitably, we stumble along our paths, yearning for the elusive ability to turn back the hands of time. Rectifying our mistakes with unwavering wisdom. Alas, this learning remains naught but a nostalgic notion. However, while we still traverse the realm of the living, we retain the opportunity to redeem ourselves, mend our ways, and forge a better future. It is all too easy to cast judgment upon those with pure hearts, for we, as a collective, have grown accustomed to the presence of goodness, often taking it for granted. Therefore, it becomes our duty to stand resolute and unwavering in our values and virtues, refusing to allow the insidious voices of doubt and despair to drain our spirits.
Alas, life is not a universal formula, and we must reckon with the consequences of our actions. Moreover, this painting serves as a testament to the frailty of those souls. Who relentlessly seek to drag others into the abyss of their discontent. The victims of their circumstances remain ill-equipped intermediaries, for they depart this world empty-handed in the final act.
Tragically, it has led to the downfall of approximately six hundred and forty vessels.  Ending their journey prematurely upon these very shores.
But, in the face of gales, their voices echo through the air, whispering words of reunion. As the gusts recede, their souls find solace, finding respite within the lighthouse peace.
In short, this creation, aptly titled “Voices,” is a tribute to the legions of souls who have left an indelible imprint upon the Long Island seashore. They navigated the ebb and flow of existence, forever interwoven with the vastness of the boundless ocean.
voices
 “Voices” Size 60″ x 43″ Oil on Canvas 2021
Editor credits: “Muhammad T.”
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