Updating Picasso’s Lovers and What Was Said to the Rose to Make it Open Was Said to Me Here in My Heart
Table of Contents: JSE March 2015 — Sustainability: What’s Love Got to Do with It?
![Picasso originally painted his Lovers so that the man was looking at the woman, but the woman was not looking back at the man. In my interpretation, I represented the female as strong and gazing back](http://www.jsedimensions.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/My-Version-of-Picassos-The-Lovers-635x781.jpg)
Picasso originally painted his Lovers so that the man was looking at the woman, but the woman was not looking back at the man. In my interpretation, I represented the female as strong and gazing back
![This interpretation of Rumi's poem sheds light on listening. Listening to the subtleties of nature is a way of loving, of connecting, of allowing our hearts to be opened.](http://www.jsedimensions.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/What-Was-Said-to-the-Rose-635x860.jpg)
This interpretation of Rumi’s poem sheds light on listening. Listening to the subtleties of nature is a way of loving, of connecting, of allowing our hearts to be opened.