The hallway seems so narrow these days Renoir, Manet and Degas become abstracts in the closeness. Swirls and hues blend into a faded drift nullifying the resplendency once sought
Where people stood in picturesque gardens I can only see the pastels the dots that once fooled perception now reveal a worn canvas, some dream of artistic vision causing some to believe it reality and others to marvel at its complexity
As I walk the straight line To the mirror at the end My carried shoulders askew all forms of art leaving a trail of diffusion
It is not that I do not desire the beauty, the transcendental experience of viewing. It is the closing of the walls that distracts my focus. My ability to see beyond the colors into the pure thought of manifestation.
Until I reach the end and see myself wishing it was just an impression
Very perceptive! I know just what you mean. My walls are covered with impressionist prints and glued and mounted jigsaw puzzles
depicting same. I love them, but. . .y e s. Our own perspective
mixes in, and at different times, we see altogether different
pictures. F a s c i n a t i n g. 'Pea' <3
Love it though I use only pencils/charcoal/pastels and draw on art pads while watching T.V. :)! (Just posted a pencil drawing for 'Pure Bliss' ... if you'd like to pop in again :)!)
Wonderful poem :)!
:)Sandy
First Edition Translation of Teselas by Carmen Crespo X111 César Simón Poetry Prixe 2016 Translated from Spanish by Robin Ouzman Hislop and Amparo Arrospíde
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and see myself
wishing it was just an impression"
Thought-provoking verses, Walter. The whole poem is a gift. Thank you for sharing it. Love and peace to you.
Regis
depicting same. I love them, but. . .y e s. Our own perspective
mixes in, and at different times, we see altogether different
pictures. F a s c i n a t i n g. 'Pea' <3
Wonderful poem :)!
:)Sandy
~Linda
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Love Tinka