Beautiful imagery Jude...
i find myself sitting inside my home on an early morning with a cup of coffee or hot chocolate and in a trance at the picture before me.
Two souls drifting apart or a moment of clarity?...Another fine thought-provoking work Ace...I don't know how you keep churning out
such great work...But don't ever stop...
Men! A bunch of peeping Toms the whole lot of yous. ;-)
A provocative write here, Jude, with the gentle flow of a whispering brook. We often overlook "true masterpieces" in the making when we look only with physical eyes. ~~Nordette
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on March 21, 2005
Love the way you used the arts to express your thoughts. People can be a real mystery.
As I look deeply into the imagery you are portraying I see beauty but I also sense a sadness or longing for something that might have been. Hits home Robert with a solid impact. thank you for sharing your heart and soul.
This poem is a masterpiece in its own right. (or is it write?) Your vivid words worked like the brush of an accomplished artist to paint a picture of life and of someone who has a bit of mystery about them that you are still challenged to understand. Beautiful write, Robert.
Take care,
Sherry
My beloved brother your title goes with the power of your pen, you are such a blessing to the world, and your wisdom brings links to the other side of our father house. It is always a honor to be in your space, continue to teach master poet.
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on March 21, 2005
Dorian Grey..You ain't got a painting in the loft going all old and ugly?
This does have that magical feel. Like some of Wildes works.
As always, I can count on first class poetry whenever I click onto your name,no disappointmets this time,perfect as always.My favorite line:
'Where the imagery is cubist and laced with foreign angles '
Excellent!
Best wishes always to you and yours
from
Kay.
In this writing your palette and brushes dance with your inspiration through a world that has always spoken to me and through which I find, sometimes, the only language in which to speak. Art. Here, you paint a masterpiece of that unfinished masterpiece that evolves through many styles and stages... like Art (like life) itself.
Love&Light*
Alexandra*
Artistic travel through time, space and inner landscape can be quite a Bunyan Pilgrim's Progress sometimes. You have captured something very special here for me... that the outward expression of whatever creative form we present is somehow devoid of true meaning unless the heart and soul are where it is birthed. Beauty for its own sake can impress with its breathtaking excellence and produce an enormous awe, but it is spiritually "cold" perhaps. Yet something which has the essence of its creator within it is able to make the sort of connection with the souls of others that moves them deeply... Now, how did I extrapolate this from your poem above??! No idea, but perhaps I am just proving my own point here! No matter; this is roundly beautiful and delivers its proposition with a gracious delicacy. And it has given me inspiration today to revisit the unfinished business of my own Artist and Model!! :)) TY Kate xx
As are all your writes as well, Bob...What with work of late, I have been missing reading you...I am done with 7 day weeks for a bit...hope you are well...Ed & Rufuz
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Peace, Carole
Jennifer
i find myself sitting inside my home on an early morning with a cup of coffee or hot chocolate and in a trance at the picture before me.
thank you,
ann
felt the shifting here
such great work...But don't ever stop...
EDL
"Masterpiece" by a master poet - brillant work!!
Best to you,
Robert
A provocative write here, Jude, with the gentle flow of a whispering brook. We often overlook "true masterpieces" in the making when we look only with physical eyes. ~~Nordette
"But the easel I now see
Holds the likeness of someone I no longer
know"
Felix
Take care,
Sherry
This does have that magical feel. Like some of Wildes works.
Great to see you feeling less "Coughing"!!
This is a breather of a write!!
Love Tinka ;p
Sandie Angel a.k.a. Sandie May Angel :o)
'Where the imagery is cubist and laced with foreign angles '
Excellent!
Best wishes always to you and yours
from
Kay.
Love&Light*
Alexandra*
William .....Peace
downloaded and is as much of an enigma...
beautiful esoteric poem
etw