Art is taken in by the eye of the beholder. You have great incite....M

OBJETS D'ART...YES, I WHOLEHEARTEDLY AGREE...IT IS FROM EVERY WALK OF LIFE THAT INSPIRATIONS OF ART COME; HIGH, LOW, DARK, LIGHT...THEY COME. AND WE, THE 'VESSELS' OF THE 'GIFT GIVER', BRING THE 'ART' FORTH...GIVING BIRTH...THE BEST WAY WE HUMANLY CAN. FOR WE ARE NONE PERFECT AND THANK GOD...ONLY HE BE OUR JUDGE. THANKS FOR SHARING THIS MOST UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE ON 'INSPIRATION'. ENJOYED. LOVE, BLESSINGS & FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS

That is indeed quite a perspective that you have shared within your verses, Jon. There is much to garner here. Thank you. Love, peace, and best wishes to you, my friend.

Regis

Great writing, Jon. Love and Hugs,
Sheila

Very good writing, Jon

Insightful, sagacious and understandingly wise, Jon Willey...you are an amazing writer...
peace and love, Carole~

Jon,

Cleverly written poem. You take us into the head of an artist, whether it be on the canvas or a piece of paper. Great write.

Hugs,
Mary

When I write...I always feel, I should break the pen and walk away...Thank god you keep finding new pens Jon...Gerard




Or else

I cried for humanity

especially when...
that sun-shined brightly, without any words

when did that sun set...in this world

Dylan Thomas, for one, would I'm sure identify with this extraordinarily insightful and astute write, dear Jon! The whole build is fabulous, but I particularly love the final stanza - so immediate and totally capturing of the stumbling, fumbling brilliance of the minds behind those "thick-tongued expressions". xx

My favorite of yours - absolutely. Word for Word, space for space.

It's been said the great artists and poets are all mad! Perhaps?? A find and eloquent poem Jon.

Jon, there is so much depth in this gem, we can look..but what do we see, emotions felt..great work indeed~
Love and Blessings,
Christine

EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Liana Margiva

art is in the eyes of the beholder especially when bodacious women aid in transforming inane projects into literary slurs :]

The subject intrigues me! objets d'art requires more than smashing the vase, and still yet, some insist a unicorn acquire zebra stripes and start pulling a Budweiser carriage their way...I love art, the more controversial, the better...when a piece of art sparks a firestorm, it is then received as pure frigging art! Anyone who has a genius for climbing into other people's skin is the cornerstone of success...the real art revolution isn't about booty-breast size, the Versaces or Pradas you buy, or the Lexus you drive, but about creative blood, sweat and tears, and I mean that in the 60s music group as well! Be well, my dear Jon...Do something nice for yourself this coming week...Blessed Be.

Love,
Sage

I object to d art conceived insobriity.

Nuf said. ;-)

Ron

You spin my head here, Jon, I'm moved in every sense back and forth through the evaluation of what is beautiful and worthwhile and indeed lasting...and I feel the process of not only creating something but of the difficulties doing so and the inspiration that drives one to compulsion.
This, My Friend, I save.

John

Jon, let it be known that your art is as readily appreciated
and treasured as the depth of friendship you inspire in the
eyes and the heart of this beholder. Thank you, my friend.
-gene.

Ah, a fresh and compelling journey into the quirky mysteries of art. I needed to read this one a number of times because your extraordinary brilliance has left me behind trying to hobble and catch up!
Ever,
Christine

Dear Jon, I thought I was walking behind you through this pub like exhibition, one level at a time, and it opened my eyes to art at the highest level...Well done!

Cheers,
Dan

whilley woolly digs for this intoxicated world of what some call art, but then it's always in the eye of the beholder, even when bloodshut by drink or judgement, usually ones own looks always best,
No? Blessings for a nice Sunday morning! Jasmin Horst

Painted for the ages to judge

Yes! ""objets d'art" are everywhere
even in the slur of moments of an intoxicated swim
or the rash hard light of reality & insanity
your words are too artful Jon in the form
and the delivery as you sculpt our thoughts

artistic visors
Vickie