Tattoo Versus Fine Art
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Tattoos, the rage, are not a fine art,
Not meant to hang on a gallery wall,
Black and white traditional, to sharp tribal plans,
Not huge, just simple and small,
You see, in galleries of oils and acrylic artists,
Paints are intricate, and tell a whole tale,
And these painted pieces are often worth heaps,
Often they’re there for a sale,
But tattoos have a meaning that belongs to that person,
Something no one else knows,
And often the person won’t share this perception,
Hiding it under their clothes,
Because tattoos are for personal announcements,
A permanent parade of their soul,
Not for sale to the public, like a fine art collection,
Tattoos help the person feel whole.
Copyright © Lewis Raynes | Year Posted 2017
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