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Essex Harvest

...Saturday was shopping then a walk Epping,Ongar,Finchingfield by car Reading book reviews and chewing stalks Buttercups and meadows,Henry Moore Driving back from Chelmsford, cornfields flamed......

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Categories: henry moore, emotions, happiness, nature,
Form: Sonnet

Essex Fields

Categories: henry moore, 3rd grade, allegory, feelings,
Form: Rhyme

Inner Fires

...An artist’s canvas stretched , a matricide Saturday was shopping then a walk Epping,Ongar,Finchingfield by car Reading book reviews and chewing stalks Buttercups and meadows,Henry Moore Drivin......

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Categories: henry moore, allegory, allusion, angst, metaphor,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Looking At Art

...We used to go to museums – frequently – There were favorite artists: Picasso Matisse Giacometti (especially Giacometti) Henry Moore (never passed up a Henry Moore) deKooning Ca......

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Categories: henry moore, art,
Form: Prose Poetry

The Great Bell of Bow

...The Great Bell of Bow I feel such a Steam Tug and no Porkies Some Tea Leaf Half Inched me Jam jar In me local Nuclear Sub you wouldn’t Christmas Eve it Almost totally Boracic on the way to the Pope......

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Categories: henry moore, funny, me, eve, me,
Form: Classicism

The Great Bell of Bow

Categories: henry moore, funnyme, eve, me,
Form: I do not know?

Eve By Edna Manley

...Seductively symetrical in form and presence She calls it Eve, I call it sepia political Aroused motherhood of nation, a glamorous sense Of identity, modern and yet mystical Naked as a morning, sm......

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Categories: henry moore, politicalart, art,
Form: Ekphrasis