Life Imitates Art Poems | Examples


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Angel

In the land of gods and demons 
I was an angel a beautiful innocent angel .....but I taste the evil 
Living in the garden of evil
Sins and curses are in charge in this life Shining like a beacon of fire You have that medicine that I need That goes straight to the vein of the heart I want more and more until I let my heart beat ... slowly do it gently God and I don’t get along, so now I sing No one will take my soul But send me to a vacation Motel, alcohol, drugs and I’m singing Once again through my veins this is heaven, what I really want It’s innocence lost
Lost innocence In the land of gods and demons  I was an angel, looking for fame Life imitates art You have that medicine that I need
Dope, shoot straight to the heart please until my heart stops beating once more once more

Choice

Life imitates art,
children imitate parents...
paper or plastic?

Half a Heart

It's been said of her, she's heartless in nature
There's nothing that beats inside her chest
But something like that works two fold
Where most don't take the time to know
What could be the reason for this

With so many hurts it's hard to recover
The way love bites it's pain she finds
She's given away so much of it
That there is hardly any left
It's not like her heart she's trying to hide

She doesn't come with a load of questions
Just where's true love and why's it take so long
Hidden out amongst the weeds
Often makes love hard to see
Where you can go and pick your own

No, it's not like she has no heart at all
She's just afraid to give the rest away
As life imitates art through the bitter parts
She'll draw it out with only half a heart
Living come what may from day to day


All Dem Gate

There is a saying life imitates art
And in this short skit Politics is explicitly part
Allow me to explashiate
The flood gates has opened up mate
Email gate
Section 34 gate
NGC gate
David West gate
Prison gate
Life sport gate
South to North gate
Blindfold gate
And over spending Bills Gate

©Copyright June 2, 2015 by Brian Pierre-Alexander

Student of Art

Her young life imitates art
                              on a new day, tabula rasa,
                              when a blank canvas awaits
                              colors of dreams and life,
                              shared visions brought forth
                              for others to see
                              and ponder
                              and admire,
                              once they know
                              the depth of hues,
                              shades of life
                              to be long remembered,
                              and textures to the touch,
                              the touch and hugs
                              to stir life,
                              the coming together
                              for newly-found understanding.

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