A wonderful capture of a squirrel by blogger friend Magiceye, at the Jagdish (Lord of the Universe) Temple in Udaipur, posted, as part of the 365 Project series .
And it occurs to the mind, that so many squirrels , must have enjoyed playing hide and seek, over centuries, perhaps, inspiring a sculptor to make the petal curvature just so; artistic full curves, reminiscent of an observed striped furry back, for those that play, in the face of straight, upright, learned types, who have a different mode of worship....
(photo by Deepak Amembal Magiceye)
Stepping down
the carved centuries
one level
at a time,
unintimidated by
the
painstakingly crafted
plain upright lines
monolithic art,
circles, curves, petals
and all,
supporting the climb
to the
exalted heavenly heights;
Perhaps
centuries ago,
a sculptor,
enamoured
of the full blown curve
in the back
of a Mewar squirrel,
sculpted the panels
just so,
inviting it
with a wink,
to store its
collected nuts
in the crevices....
The sport continues....
the carved centuries
one level
at a time,
unintimidated by
the
painstakingly crafted
plain upright lines
monolithic art,
circles, curves, petals
and all,
supporting the climb
to the
exalted heavenly heights;
Perhaps
centuries ago,
a sculptor,
enamoured
of the full blown curve
in the back
of a Mewar squirrel,
sculpted the panels
just so,
inviting it
with a wink,
to store its
collected nuts
in the crevices....
The sport continues....
So beautiful, the picture and the poem!
ReplyDeleteLOL Quite possible!! Squirrels are such delightful creatures.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the beautiful poem!
ReplyDeleteDipali.IHM.Sri Thank you !
ReplyDeletethis is wonderful.... thank you
ReplyDeleteyou did his picture wonderful justice with your intriguing and well worded poem :) liked it!
ReplyDeleteLeo @ I Rhyme Without Reason
Magiceye :-)
ReplyDeleteLeo Thank you !