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Vincent Died July 29-- Part 2

VINCENT DIED JULY 29-- PART 2
                                                                              
For years you searched, just to belong       
Your madness proved, your choices wrong
So for Gauguin, your friend and peer
For his desertion, a severed ear
Then, long drunken hours, at “The Night Cafe”
A “Man In Sorrow” on display
                                                                                
 Like a “Windbeaten Tree” your emotions bared
Your faith now lost, but no one cared                          
Your world then flares, into sweeping swirls
As “The Starry Night” its hues unfurls
Beneath the sky “Sunflowers” so bright
But yet again, the dark sides blight
                                                                                
Those years of struggle, to regain your sanity
Brought your biggest loss, trust in humanity
So with colors dark, the image jaded
Your love and dreams, then finally faded                       
And now you weep “At Eternity’s Gate”
Your field of dreams, await their fate
 
AND SO
The moral of his life
Now becomes, four fold
And lessons not then learned
Shall now by me, be told

When you lose in love
Your hand, you should not burn
Just because, it’s fried and crispy
It’s not, “KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN” Vern

Always, to your friends
Try to lend an ear
Just, don’t chop it off
And gift it, as a souvenir

If life just drives you crazy
And painting, keeps you sane
Just pretend, you’re painting life
And drink lots of champagne                      

When you’re young and life’s gone bad
Don’t put your life on hold
You do not need, to kill yourself
Unless, you’re really old

But no moral, can be learned 
By committing suicide
Cause you can’t dream, nor paint your dream
Now, that you have died
BOEMS BY JA 299

Copyright © | Year Posted 2017




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