The Electric Library of Nico Benelle
FRESH CLASSIC ROCK! ********* Arts and Entertainment
The Electric Library of Nico Benelle
FRESH CLASSIC ROCK! ********* Arts and Entertainment
Art Gallery
Dominico Anomaleo Benelle
Alchemy
Sightless People
Suffer Unto Me
Sometimes
Pipe Dream
Idle Time
Done With E's
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God's Paintrush
Elemental Molecule
Creation Equation
Fractile Universe
From the Attic
Biography
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***When she heard that a protestant family was taking the baby to America, the gentlewoman knew what she had to do. At her first chance, the nanny stole off with the child that she loved as if he were her own. After two years of watching and nurturing the babe, she decided to protect the innocent one by taking him to the Basilica of Santa Maria, in his native town of Vicenza. After the Priest had finished the short ceremony, the babe looked up. With the arched ceiling of the church as a backdrop, he gazed into the loving eyes of his caretaker. She was sad, because she knew that she would never see her cherished ward again. Then, she said to him, "Never forget, your name is Dominico". ***As the child grew in stature, he also grew more precocious. A true joy to his early instructors, the boy engaged in many arts and sports, excelling always. His numerous interests never allowed him to completely master any particular one of them, but he was still quite skilled in every endeavor. ***The boy turned into a teen, and his eyes were opened to the realities of the world. He sought answers and understanding, but he only found more questions. Feeling helpless, he turned his back on society. ***The teenager became a man and his abilities allowed him to grind out a living as he pursued his passions in the arts. Then, one morning, he had an epiphany. In Spirit, the woman from his home town visited him. The lost memory struck him. The vision was as vivid as if he were there, so long ago and so far away. With a gentle smile, his comforter and fellow traveler reminded the suffering artist, "Never forget, your name is Dominico".