Feast Versus The Cave Wall

The food presented at a feast versus the marks on a cave wall:

One is meant for a certain “seen” consumption, the other is the record of personal reflection and feeling.

One is meant for the smorgasbord, the other is meant for the soul.

Tagged art, cave wall, Dennis Leroy Kangalee, faith, folk art, life, meditation, personal, philosophy, poetry, reflection, spiritual, thinking, thoughts, truth

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