The Critic - Art and Poetry - By Bob Atkinson

The Critic - Art and Poetry - by Bob Atkinson 'tis always easier to criticize than is to do it yourself although in truth the latter contains far more fun and mirth my point lies somewhere in between good and bad of poetry adjustment for the mainstream how we absorb idealistic dreams to see this in a different light with crystal covers on the lens we can, with open eyes love writers with sharp pens those who look beyond the fluff and understand good meaning divest themselves of constraints and pursue a different dreaming they see a world with tearfulness not holding on to chains which produce establishments that grate and agitate my desire in this arena carries to all a simple message don't let the future be determined by past usage and direction what you see is fabricated a reality far from real poo pooing things that matter holds their only zeal me, I've grown accustomed to my meaning zipping by heads of those who look only at the surface side doesn't mean I'm disheartened to try is not hard at all when you feel compunction to rearrange it all