THE DEAD ARTIST
Product description of a painting I listed for $10,000,000 on my website
"THE DEAD ARTIST" / 11 x 14 Aerosol and Birth Certificate on Canvas
$10,000,000 + free shipping
Though I was born an artist,
Art broker man said I’ll be worth more when I’m gone.
I looked him in the eyes and shouted louder than his appraisal, “YOU’RE WRONG.”
Who I am is beyond this certificate of arrival,
Bigger than a mediocre salary meant to ensure my survival.
This paper means nothing and everything all the same.
What if I told you I chose to die before today?
That’s right, this is the work of a real live dead artist!
Who I was yesterday is irreparably gone.
Who I am NOW is a powerful, living Child of God.
Time is moving FAST FAST FAST,
Do you want to know what you’re worth in this world?
Anything you ask.
Do
not
be
afraid
to ask!
Let your fears die, be born again.
What do you want out of life?
Is it what you’ve accepted?
You’ll receive what you ask for,
Unless you don’t expect it.
Your job, security, comfort…
Which demons steer your life?
Did you know only fear (not death!) is the opposite of life???
THIS LESSON IS IMPORTANT, ABUNDANCE IS A CHOICE.
Do not be intimidated by the power of your own voice.
What are you so afraid of?
You were meant to be huge.
So you think you’re worth millions?
Actually, me too.
About the Creator
Laura Esposito
Follow my creative journey on Instagram: @lauraespositoart
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