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The first painting from my painting series named Majnun featuring doves on the rooftops of Old Delhi. Doves are used as a poetic device to symbolize mourning and loss in ancient Ummayad Arabic poetry (Ghazals). They are said to be perpetually mourning the loss of a young dove chick named Al-Hadil who perished after leaving Noah's ark.
" O doves of Al-Liwa, turn back again!" I sadly long to hear your voices" So they turned back, but when they did I nearly died and I almost revealed my hidden feelings
- excerpt from an Umayyad Ghazal to be used as a song text
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Keerthana Jayakumar
Beeton, Ontario
Discover this artist's storyDove drinking from a Mughal fountain
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- Watercolor
- 6" x 8"
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