Hello my attentive friends of steemit! How nice it is to be returned publishing on this platform, because that means that I am full of life ... Although this publication is based on the theme of DEATH.
What irony of life. Do not you think? Ahahaha! : D
As art also highlights simplicity with a deep touch of the meaning of things, I wanted to venture to express this idea about the singular meaning of the death of food, focusing on its rapid decomposition before disappearing completely. In the process where a variety of insects act. In fact, people do not escape from this reality when they die.
As you know ... everything in this life has a beginning and an end. After the birth, later the death will happen. It also happens with our perishable foods.
IN THIS SCRAPER, WE HAVE A APPLE, A BANANA. MANGO SEED, PAPAYA RATES AND PATILLA CONCHA.
After being used and "discarded" even convalescents are still useful for the inhabitants of the soil
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THE FORGETFULNESS IN THE GARBAGE BASKET!
STEP BY STEP
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It also happens with our perishable foods. These fruits are formed, develop, until decomposed and disappear. REST IN PEACE! ;)
A beautiful picnic day ruined... Oh, see the face of the watermelon.
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I like this a lot. The personification of fruit, the happy worm carrying out its part in decay...in death. The sad banana peel waiting its turn to be consumed.
Your context about death seems very original and creative @artmedina!