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	The Purging in Purgatory of an un... In God We Trust AKA ... Title; "The Purging in Purgatory of the unknown artist" Prints for sale at; http://fineartamerica.com/shop/in-god-we-trust.html Over 130 pieces of my original artwork; http://www.yessy.com/stevekreuscher/ I believe, that for most artists, our purging in purgatory is here and now. I believe that most of my fellow artists out there can agree with that. Poem Title: "Purgatory: is The Space Inbetween" Purgatory is the space inbetween, the foot and the ground The space in between the lost and the found The space in between the fist and the wall The space in between the summer and fall The space in between the night and the day The space in between the hurt and the pain The space in between your lips and my kiss The space in between love gained and love missed The space in between unknown and the fame The space in between our lives and the game The space in between the ground and the sky The space in between the foot and the eye The space in between the words and the ear The space in between the clown and his fear The space in between the fall and the save The space in between the birth and the grave By Steve Kreuscher Item Price  colored pencil on 110 Lb paper $4,950.00  11" x 8.5" $4,950.00
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	Average Rating: Based on 1 critique. Write a critique Loren D. Adams, Jr. from Honolulu, Hawaii (View this seller's gallery) Of course this is a Masterpiece! Rarely is the simple elegant truth so easily explained... but only by the hand of someone who is this good at their craft. The message in the poem adds more dimension to the vision that says it all so as to make this work xenoglossic... beyond what the tongue can tell!