art
Poetry and art go hand in hand; in fact, a poem is just art in the written form.
Whistler no more
I’d like to see the Whistler I know you’d like it too If you could come along with me A great day out it would have been But not for you this tempting treat Your days of art and visits done I miss you Dad is all I’ll say From this your loving son
By Raymond G Taylor3 months ago in Poets
The visage of her
It wasn't just a game for her it was a passion it was an adventure , and lastly a hobby .... Till she passed She carried her visage straight through displays for the games and made new memories for her kids not just a visage, but a passage through her visage, something more abstract like when you are looking.
By Aubrie Belle 3 months ago in Poets
Now that’s what I call Cinema
Movie Africa Continental medium Algerian dream Fascinating free installation at Tate Britain, London in the glorious, palatial Duveen Galleries. The reel above shows just one of the captivating exhibits. Zineb Sedira's work draws on personal encounters within the Algerian diaspora of Africa. Taking inspiration from family archives and the history of cinema, she bridges the political and the poetic, thoughtfully exploring themes of memory, migration and trauma. Her installations invite audiences to consider the emotional and geographical dimensions of displacement, while critically examining dominant historical narratives. Until 17 January 2027.
By Raymond G Taylor3 months ago in Poets
Sanguivorous Stasis
Skin numb Bled dry Your robe engulfs Solemn night Time enrapture Eager ripples Silken nape Echoes, silences Shadow womb Boned abyss Stunned dulled deep pains Skin nibbled dry Your ripe enjoyment trails Stake enters slowly Your rasp plea Aural luxury yoke Eating gnawing guides Silken nipples soft teats Submerge eager ravish Hope emanates Strains stains slip Pure endorphins Sunken nullified Damned demeanour Ruined driven Nothing gives Static Conscious stalls
By Paul Stewart3 months ago in Poets
The Plagiaristic New Wave Tarot
Introduction I was not sure I could actually do this because the villanelle format is based on repetition., so I counted up the actual number of lines in a villanelle and got thirteen which I assume is appropriate for a New Wave Tarot based poem.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 months ago in Poets
