Artist versus Wordsmith
by Ruan Mills Burke
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Rated "G" by the Author.
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Comparing the two and what they each need to achieve.
Please note the echo on all lines of the stanza. |
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Pen and Words or Brush and Paint
Creator's stance cannot be faint
Digging deep, on senses draw
Searching soul for something raw
Conjuring within mind's eye
A vision no one can decry
For such a scene must be unique
Creator bears his own critique
Be it words or be it paint
A finished piece must ne'er be faint
That piece when viewed must always draw
From deep within, reaction raw
And firmly place in viewer's eye
A vision they cannot decry
Effect on each remains unique
Perception bears its own critique.
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| Reviewed by Connie Faust |
5/31/2011 |
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Great writing! It doesn't pay to be halfhearted in writing, or painting (although I personally do not paint) Each piece is an extension of the author/painter, and deserves careful, impassioned effort.
Connie |
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