Melancholic flower vase still life

A melancholic flower vase still life: stunningly emotionality: sad atmosphere: soft delicate hanging flowers: crying flowers: broken flower stems: crying black tears dripping ink: perfectly centered: by Necrolord and Severine Pinneaux:

Can anybody tell me how to cut through the lonelyness, that ever remaining artefact of my soul? Gluing feeble visions of nearness onto the shadows of innocent strangers, discovering an even greater void once the daylight shines its full face. Can anybody tell me how to cut through the lonelyness? watercolor, ...

Why are my words, my cries, my evaporations, lost in the soft shiver of thin air that is so hard to share? Can anybody tell me how to cut through the lonelyness? Longing for the impossible direct-line connection (soul to soul does not happen here).

I am wearing out, faltering, fading, becoming the translucent remains of myself ... black and white watercolor by Keiko Tanabe

black and white watercolor by Keiko Tanabe, melancholic flower bouquet in front of a window that is looking out over a snowy landscape, introspective, profound, heartfelt