Ms. Cacian's a lady I know;
She cannot write a Limerick, though.
She's just not satisfied
(Though God knows that she's tried),
For risqué rhythms lead her to woe.
That's how you do it.
I am a reader and critic of prose. I've read a lot of poetry, but aside from epic poems and verse drama, I don't pretend to have much insight about it. I love to write metered doggerel though, and sometimes little epigrams. But I don't mistake them for anything other than games.
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With paintings, I look, but don't hear
To me, they say little, I fear.
Neither do I look
At an audio book,
At least not while trying to steer.
I'm sure some artists have tried adding sound tracks or sound effects to their paintings -- animators certainly have. It might add to the art museum experience if paintings spoke to you. Some might shill for themselves: "Hey! Psst! Hey you! Over here! Check me out, I'm naked."
Perhaps "Young Princesse" (from Stluke's offerings above) could simply bark.
nice poem by they way
it speaks and does not shout
to me nudity in art shouts louder then anything
it is in case one does not want to look so nude exposes ways to attract an audience
how else the artist thinks?
an artist thinks i get to be looked at for as long as i maintain nude evposes
i guess i that is the trick.
the other thing about art is that it must not should not and could not talk
to look we use our eyes and to think we use imagination
if art spoke we would not listen because no matter what it would say it would contradict the painting it is offering us to look at
art therefore does not speak or it will defeat the meek.
the idea is to baffle without sound
nudity does not baffle but numbs even though is shouts.
cruelty?
i say it is nudity it exposes hilarity because even though it shouts those who can't hear it hear it and those who can can't.
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it may never try
but when it does it sigh
it is just that
good
it fly