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THE POET AND THE PAINTER
Contributed by
davidcactus
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Friday, 3rd February 2012 @ 04:17:59 AM in AEST
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They both start off with a sheet of white,
One using a pencil, the other a brush,
One using colour, the other words,
To obtain a picture in image and verse.
The greens, the blues, the reds, the lights,
They are all present in black on white.
The sun shining from behind a cloud,
A cat chasing its tail around,
A ship sailing into the night,
Everything possible, both mediums right.
With every brush stroke, with every line,
Creating an artwork, for one's delight.
Copyright ©
davidcactus
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2012-02-03 04:17:59]
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Re: THE POET AND THE PAINTER
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by richard2 on
Friday, 3rd February 2012 @ 04:59:24 AM AEST
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Excellent, simple and very fine expression of aesthetics. Art and Poetry
are forever entwined, both deal with essences and the abilities of men and women to express the universality of those essences.
Write some more like this |
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Re: THE POET AND THE PAINTER
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by emystar on
Friday, 3rd February 2012 @ 05:15:17 AM AEST
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Awesome work.
A pleasure to read.
smiles, blessings,
emy |
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Re: THE POET AND THE PAINTER
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by RussellReinhardt on
Friday, 3rd February 2012 @ 11:27:56 AM AEST
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| Interesting view i like it |
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Re: THE POET AND THE PAINTER
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by purplestary on
Sunday, 5th February 2012 @ 10:29:53 PM AEST
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| i love this. so true..words can paint a picture so vibrant and colorful. and a brush can stroke just right on the canvas it is working with. so much so that a picture can speak a thousand words. |
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