Whiskers in the Temple
by Bill And Linda Tiepelman
Title
Whiskers in the Temple
Artist
Bill And Linda Tiepelman
Medium
Digital Art - Digital Photographic Art
Description
In the hallowed heart of a forgotten temple, where the whispers of the ancients echo through halls of hieroglyphs, there reigns a being of both myth and flesh. A Siamese cat, whose coat mirrors the golden sands outside its sanctuary, sits regally upon a pedestal crafted of histories untold. Its blue eyes, deep and fathomless as the Nile itself, hold secrets not meant for mere mortals. This is the realm of Bastet, the deity who dances between worlds, and her favored child, Cleocatra, the guardian of this sacred place.
Cleocatra, the whispers murmur, was once a royal companion, a silent confidant to queens and pharaohs. She had seen the rise and fall of dynasties, the silent building of pyramids, and the ever-changing dance of the desert’s edge. To her, time was but a construct, a thing as malleable as clay in the potter’s hand. As epochs turned, her nine lives flickered like flames in the temple’s eternal lamps, each life a new chapter in a story woven with the threads of magic and reality.
Now, she watches over the temple, a custodian of the capricious whims of fate. Statues of her likeness line the hall, their golden eyes aglow with the setting sun’s kiss, a testament to her everlasting vigil. Explorers and treasure hunters who dare enter her domain find themselves lost in her gaze, forgetting their quests for gold and glory, instead leaving with tales of the divine feline who knows the world’s weight and the heart’s desires.
Here, where the veil between the now and the evermore grows thin, Cleocatra spins tales not with words, but with purrs that resonate in the soul, telling of times when gods walked among us, and magic was as common as the grains of sand beneath the paws of a Siamese cat who is as much a part of the temple as the stones it's built from.
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March 13th, 2024
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