Stared at the thing
For many a minute
Deciphering!
Deciphering!
Seemed to stare back
Then looked away
Wondering!
Wondering!
For the life of me
Couldn't figure it out
Baffling!
Baffling!
Not a clue what it was
But liked staring at it
That thing!
That thing!
Other thoughts at Sunday Scribblings
About Me
- John E. Tran
- I love technology (eightdawns.com), I love real estate (citywideprofessionals.com), I love to write (this blog) whenever I get the chance and I love capturing special places, things and people through photography (https://www.flickr.com/photos/jetsphotos). I love technology because it helps to improve the way we work and communicate. I love real estate because it gives me the pleasure of working with people on a personal level. I love to write because it is so therapeutic. I have to admit, my writing is erratic. I have fun playing with words and coming up with different ways to portray my thoughts. I find myself not writing as regularly as I would like. Nonetheless, I would love to write a book some day. I love photography because it helps to preserve memories that fade too, too quickly. I would love to get good enough to be featured in a gallery.
10 comments:
I can understand
Just what you mean
Interesting!
Interesting!
You have made me laugh, thank you.
Yes, you're so right. You don't need to know what it represents as long as you like it! That's what nonrepresentational art is all about!
Artistically,
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so drawn to art... in its perplexities.
lol...I really enjoyed this. I have felt this many times at art museums...drawn to a certain work like a magnet, but not able to figure out why! This is the magic and power of art. Great read!
I also loved the lighthearted rhythm of your poem. :~)
A wonderful way to describe responses to many art pieces. I like it! I know I don't need to know why I like something to know that I do. Thanks.
some "modern" art affects me in the same way. What the hell is that? But I can't take my eyes off of it.
beauty in the eye of the beholder, n'est-ce pas??? --- loved the verse!!!
Laughing. Great poem - I think everything is in the eyes of the beholder...
Hi John, love the ing!
ing!
endings!
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