Claude Monet Poems - Poems about Claude Monet

French artist Claude Monet painted scenes from life occurring day to day. Peace he found from his large garden pond where paintings of 250 water lilies he spawned....

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every illusion starts with a wish or a hope perhaps, and mine is this that I'm the hundreds of petals that remain and with each petal lost I won't feel this pain abundance is missed when eyes look to cause metronomic time spent analysing flaws to drown silently in the water that sustains as I ache with longing for summer rains I'm the...

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I am devastated, dumbfounded, dismayed, These people are so stupid, or crazy, They threw some hot soup On a painting by Claude Monet, These people are ridiculous, wicked, Who will listen to them? Not me, How can you believe what they say? They destroy immortal works, These people are so stupid, or crazy, No one will defend their cause, They’re like child killers Who come to...

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impression melts before our eyes- ...

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I could've gone to Holland. I could've gone to Spain. I could've gone to Denmark. I could've gone insane, But instead I came here, where the river mirrors life In a fractured, dream-like way on this brilliant summer day By the Bridge at Argenteuil. A couple in a rowboat, a woman and a man, In silent conversation discussing future plans, But they’re...

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Claude Monet all those lilies that got in his way traversing those pads it's now understood was just one of his fads....

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