About This Listing This listing is for an original watercolor painting on hot-pressed Arches watercolor paper measuring approximately 11x8.5 inches. Signed by the artist and labelled in pencil on the back. This is an unframed original painting, not a print. It is an illustration for Bryana's 100 Word Story "The Man Who Could Not Die," and will be shipped with an accompanying printed version of the story. (You can read the full micro-fiction story in the listing photos.)
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THE MAN WHO COULD NOT DIE The man who could not die had a cinnamon roll for breakfast and walked slowly through the rain. He’d long since grown out of the not-looking-both-ways phase. He had changed his mind about God several times over the centuries but lately was leaning yes. You would, he reasoned, have lost your mind by now if no one was listening. At the funeral home he pulled a pencil from behind his ear and waved it furiously like a conductor’s baton. "This is a wonderful day!" he screamed at the family of the deceased. "Enough of your crying! Sing!"
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