Greatest artist of all time

Malcolm Chinhoyi, Harare Junior Councillor Westridge High School (form 5) —
Before the birth of Mother Nature; upon the earliest of time, something thinner than the air we inhale from the troposphere in our current era actually “ceased” to exist. In fact, all that existed was a vacuum. Naming it just NOTHING would be an understatement.

At that point in the space of time, a man came along into this vacuum. This man stood upright with a pose so mighty and brave as he faced up with his chest out whilst wearing a pompous smile from ear to ear. He was a standing miracle.

From The Khoisan who broke the communication barrier by making a clicking sound to William Shakespear who illustrated well an improved version of language by writing what ONLY those with passion of understanding the beautiful linguistical jargon can enjoy. A true literature phenomenon.

The great Wright brothers with their innovative avionic knowledge invented that which can defy the laws of gravity to oppose weight. How about the man himself, Isaac Newton who studied gravity and came up with the laws in the first place Leonardo de Vinci coming along in that generation could paint a picture perfect to look better than the reality he is painting.

Beethoven created music that settles in the bottom of the listeners’ ventricles and sticks in the Abdulla oblongata as if it were coated with super glue.
The above beings, artists and scientists, inclusive of the rest of mankind are nothing compared to this man and can only fall under his name.

The peculiar thing about this man was that he wasn’t just our good old regular homo sapien sapien. However he did exist in a time earlier than a zinjathropus.

This man is indeed the greatest being of all time The vibrant man stood at the most high part of the vacuum. This man had a heart packed with the finest LOVE, The most honest TRUTH, the best CODE OF CONDUCT and most importantly uttermost PEACE/NON VIOELENCE.

(The latter was recently celebrated on an international basis). This man held four of the most important values instilled strongly in his heart, shielded by an alloy of the strongest non discovered metals with a touch of diamonds and gold. These values were made from the salt of his soul.

This man was certainly a man of vision who never hesitated in making a decision. He always had his house in order. Up until our current time continuum, the man still remains the best artist of all time. This fully justified by his artwork, which in my word is exceptional.

His only artwork that surpasses all others was fully planned and orchestrated. It had a rather unusual design. As of today, we know of three dimensions. However his artwork shows more than infinite dimensions. After he was done with all the work after duration of roughly seven days, he named the artwork, THE UNIVERSE with its different beautiful components which he called WORLDS.

From the components he chose his favourite and called it EARTH. He chose 2 other special worlds that served a purpose of producing light which shone bright on earth. He called these the SUN and MOON.

After he was done, he reminisced about the moment when he found the place empty and he was happy with his creation. This man was so proud that he decided to create another being in his own image and placed it on his favourite component of the universe, the earth. From part of this being he created was another congruent being.

The man named these precious beings MAN and WOMAN. The artwork was almost done when he realised that these beings are empty vessels. He then introduced flesh to the equation and he stuffed it in perfectly in these empty vessels. For these beings to start functioning he built a heart similar to his and in it was the values instilled from his own heart.

After the seven days, this man was very tired. The exact time that he went to rest was the same time I woke up from the dream. After this dream, I’m now one of the followers of the GREATEST ARTIST OF ALL TIME

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