Image Writing

[Julia A Knaake]

I do not know if this is even a real thing but it is to me.

when I see an image my mind forms a story.  Not all

images I see to this funny thing to my brain but some do.

I was wondering if this happens to any of you.

this canvas by Jack Vettriano

(Scottish, Contemporary, b. 1951 The Singing Butler, 1992.

has inspired me to write a little tiny story...how about you?

[Julia A Knaake]

The Master is in Trouble

 

After a long night of playing cards with his friends

the Master walks into the Manor to see the Mistress

sitting in a chair asleep in her silky crimson red

gown. Her slippers have fallen to the floor next to her

packed over night bags.  She is still wearing her long 

crimson gloves. She is a vision of beauty so how could

he forget their dancing date?

 

Tip toeing off to find if the butler and maid are still 

up he arranges with them a dance on the beach. While 

the maid arouses her Mistress the Master and butler 

devise a plan and the old battery operated record player

was set with beautiful  piano music called Lay in my bed by 

Connor Maynard. 

 

They plan to walk to the beach where

the dark skies are filled with billowing clouds.  The 

rain has stopped for a while and with umbrellas the four

find that flat hard place in the wet sand  where the butler

sings with an angelic voice so that his Master can win back the favor

of his Mistress. 

 

Love is a moment that lasts forever.JAK

[Julia A Knaake]

BRAVO BRAVO LYNN

I LOVE YOUR STORY

it seems the butler is the only one with class

by the way this painting, well the one I put in, raised a lot of money on the auction block

I did not know there were two paintings of this nature by this self taught painter

I am so happy you are a Googler

[Julia A Knaake]

luvy

I like your interpretation too

it reminded me of the story

Upstairs Downstairs

I used to watch on BBC