ART & POETRY BY PAUL & KATHY BOECHER©
A blue-grey sky, rolls swiftly by, the clouds entwine with glory,
The road is paved with gilded stones, that tell an endless story,
A husky mule, a rugged man, set out to see what nature brings,
They take the path less travelled and fall on angels’ wings,
The beauty of the landscape, enriches this sweet scene,
As light reflects on every rock, new life will reconvene,
An eagle watches from afar – takes in your every move,
While you may falter, He is there to guide you and reprove,
When days grow long and life wears on, we search for simple things,
So take a road less traveled and fly on angels’ wings.
The ability to observe is inherent in all of us unless our eyes have been blinded from birth, but even then, God gives us four other senses to allow us to breathe in everything in our existence. We may not be able to see the brilliant colors, the majestic mass of a tree, the vastness of the heavens or the beauty of a sea or landscape, but He blesses us with other ways to “see”.
Every artist, whether a writer, painter, sculptor, actor, musician or dancer must observe everything in life in order to portray it in a believable, convincing way. Studying every idiosyncrasy, examining each detail, with all the senses God has given us, allows our interpretation to be expressed in unique and wonderful ways.
Praise the Lord for the special attention He has paid to every detail of this life. He calms the storms, He makes things grow and develop, He provides for every living thing, He gives life, He provides for eternity. With Him, our salvation has been assured and life everlasting waits for those who believe in Him.

Did he paint this one on a trip through Montana? Caught the essence and beauty of it anyway! Perfect poem for it also
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We’ve traveled through both states when our kids were teens and he did a lot of photo shoots for clients like Federal Cartridge before the internet was available. He had a very photographic memory as well. I’m thinking this one was created first on his brain. Thanks for catching the mountain beauty.❤️
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