Lithograph Poems - Poems about Lithograph

...Some people – unpopular in stature – Slip away into death unnoticed Softer than a falling feather That little earns a second glance But the good deeds of their lives Grow – recount ......

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...Steely needles stab and scratch at solid rock Over and again – etching there her lines and curves. Painting his love and despair onto the cold unfeeling stones, Hoping......

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...Inspired by Marc Chagall's La Baie des Anges (The Bay of Angels), 1962. Viewing the lithograph will make sense of the poem Blinded by the blue Then I'm outside looking in I raced with......

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...Inspired by the enormous lithograph (a feat in itself) by Robert Rauschenberg, entitled Sky Garden (Stoned Moon), 1969. The Stoned Moon series was created after a tour of NASA facilities and disc......

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...Inspired by the lithograph/woodcut Vampyr II by Edvard Munch - Edvard produced several versions of the same image. (Viewing art work will help make sense of the poem) As the daylight dissipates ......

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...Inspired by The Brooch By Edvard Munch This is a lithograph on black paper of Eva Mudocci, an English violinist. Eva was Munch's muse for several years but he often destroyed his paintings of her ......

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...Engraver Gustave Dove with lithograph art did love Social squalor in a bad dream were his usp theme......

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...I went to the zoo to feed a giraffe Brought some chocolates to the staff Chatted and had a good laugh Told them my dream was to meet Steffi Graf See if I could obtain her autograph And beg her......

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...The foggy hollow reverberates with rooster's echoes Cackling hens sing a laying tune Biddies for their true beau Horizonal wispy white clouds Lie upon the blue sky Birds of the morn sing ......

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...As death creeps out of the darkness, A mother becomes the rope in a (Tug of war.) A child reaches to help its’ mother in her weakness, And stares death in the eye with abhor. The rope falls......

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