What You Want to See
by , 11-11-2009 at 12:55 PM (887 Views)
Allusions in pastels and primary hues
Guzzling up the merchandise
And blotting it on the
Permanent canvas.
Factory work would be easier
But it wouldn't appease the strength
Of the artistic yearning
Stretching its mystic quills.
An image is an affirmation.
It gives credence,
It serves notice
That an illusion is no more a possibility,
A work in progress has been seen.
Tow eyes,
A blue chip investment in reality
Tearing down single crude insignias,
Rebuilding in their place
Delicate glazed prismatic crawl spaces.
The subjects of artworks aren't usually pretty
To anyone but the artist
But who is right
If he gets no argument
When he hangs his work
On the ultimate opinion of the public?




