The Yerres, Effect of Rain by Gustave Caillebotte

it's subjective whether it's interesting at all bye bye those that look no further than here nothing mesmerising will be said, cast iron on that it's more about breaking surface tension tiny pockets of vision that create a shock wave when ripples hit and tingles take right to the bed of the river, into feelings and it's a perfect circle and a venn diagram you simply must stand and stare for when the picture of this world scatters you begin to imagine your own or sense it storms push you sideways all good painters and photographers know you absolutely should find perspective: your own all these musts and shoulds, apologies options are available, run for cover maybe? perhaps I'll lie naked next time await the revelations of the effect of rain get soaked beyond the skin clear my mind and my memories there are things that get your blood pumping somewhere in-between, when not too focussed I'm glad we had this talk, you and I it's cleared the air