Equestrienne Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Don't Eat That Violin - Chagall

marc chagall's equestrienne

                         don't eat that violin

painted in 1933

                          like something dreamt

strange&mysterious

                          chagall's imagination 

full of color&movement

                            a celebration of paints


strange images

                            a horse eating a violin

dreamlike vision

                            melancholy&delightful

emotional& poetic

                           some ridiculed it

he kept painting

                           &became famous

Bareback Rider

Out on the heath hies a lady in white,
Riding a giant toad;
Who is that woman, luminescently bright,
Spurring her steed on the road?

West Country witch whom, legends recount,
Transformed her man with a spell:
Cuckolding lover, she made him her mount—
Unclad, she straddles him well.

Reptile croaking along on the path;
Lady, equestrienne witch,
Whacking his scaly skin with a lath,
Hopping each brook and broad ditch.

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