Is to be human not to be divine? Or is it human to grasp at divinity, attempting to understand the ineffable? Divinity is captured in stories, legends, and faiths, swirling around in the cosmos of humanity because to be human is to be in reach of divinity. We stretch and yearn for a great incomprehensible to explain the love, loss, tragedy, humility, desperation, joys, and magnificence of human life. Unable to be defined, but able to be found, Divinity can be seen in the walks of life, in all its love and cruelty as we attempt to understand what it could mean to “be” forever.
Divine - Part 2 of our 7th and final issue of Forget-Me-Not Press brings together 20 artists and writers to explore our Divinity in its obscurity through our stories, loves, losses, families, friends, obscurities, and phenomena.
Come along, reader, it’s only for a human lifetime.

Mary Mary

Muse

Donne, I am not proud

Friends in Eden

The Creations

Paradise of Beings

The Gaelic Chapel, Cromarty

On the Death of My Father

The Divine Dream

Untitled
Illuminating

Queen of Swords and The Fool

Time

Frolicking

Gratitude

Le Verve and Solitude

Winter's Delight

Divinity

The Good Shepherd and Wedding Peccioli

Divine Light

Rapture

Gratitude
