You guessed it - this follows on from Artist's Model(1)!
Am toying with the idea of doing a mini-sequence of these, on the theme of "in search of identity".
PS Race you to 2005... think I'll win if I'm, say, six hours' ahead?! :)) xx
ARTIST'S MODEL 2
She had been closed
Lost in deep darkness
Overwhelmed by pain's ocean
Undisturbed by time
In being made beautiful
she had become vulnerable
wide open
exposed
A single tear -
a grain of crystal sand -
birthed and trickled
from her eye's salt pool...
On his virgin canvas
in tones of light and shade
his watercolours released her:
You capture this well Kate. I did a poem of the artist Titian's Girl,
half nude, from her point of view. It got a very good response. I think it's a fascinating topic. That's why I like to do challenges when it depicts art. I'm looking forward to more of these.Superb poem!
Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)
Reviewed on December 31, 2004
A matchless pearl formed and flawless. Well again I wonder about never have had posed nude. I posed once for an artist friend of mine. Don't know what happened to that picture.
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and I am dead serious
its beyond the usual, AD compliments.........
I am lost
and awed!!!!
You definitely pen a masterpiece.
your poetry is perfectly formed and flawless...O! to write like you
your words inspire me--thank you
(((HUGS))) and happy 2005 (i'm just a day late LOL), love, karla. :)
But a masterpiece has been created here.
Self realisation. At someone realising they are a butterfly, not a catapilla...
TRASK
Felix
half nude, from her point of view. It got a very good response. I think it's a fascinating topic. That's why I like to do challenges when it depicts art. I'm looking forward to more of these.Superb poem!