
Dedicated to Tonkhero, as this mural sits across from one of his favorite restaurants, Madame Matisse, in Silverlake, Los Angeles
I recall from my parochial school education that St. Francis was a quiet young man who loved animals, and they loved him right back. Apparently, they flocked to him. He was one of those dudes that would extend his finger and a bird would appear from no where and sit on it. And hum.
I think that is why doves, also symbols of peace, were painted alongside.
Of course in modern times, he would be considered an anti-social freak engaged in beastiality... since he wasn't into kids like the rest of the saints.
I think that is why doves, also symbols of peace, were painted alongside.
Of course in modern times, he would be considered an anti-social freak engaged in beastiality... since he wasn't into kids like the rest of the saints.
2 comments:
It's those damn doves. You can't fight desire.
There is a thin line between humanity and beastiality.
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