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Seafood Valencia Paella
It's morning as I make a special trip to the
fish market. There, I will look for the freshest 
mussels, large shrimp, and Maine lobster. 
 
A large crowd has formed mostly chefs 
wanting to get...

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Categories: goya, appreciation,
Form: Didactic



Mothers Devouring Their Children
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/82/Francisco_de_Goya%2C_Saturno_devorando_a_su_hijo_%281819-1823%29.jpg 

Follow the above link. 
That's a picture by Goya 
entitled "Saturn Devouring His Son." 
Have you ever thought of yourselves 
as someone like this Saturn? 
No? 
Are you sure you won't ever sacrifice 
your...

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Categories: goya, angst, evil,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Our Country-Earth Which Is of Your Size
Notre terre qui est à Votre taille
Forgive us please our enormous bilious hubris
The quasar-lit heavens smile only down upon us
For Our Master he presideth over the Universe

Our Architect-Father he beds down in the blackest holes
Our...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: goya, faith, satire, november, universe,
Form: Light Verse
Villain Cronus
No one knows his name…

He is a villain though his back looks pitiful
because he walks with a limp; nevertheless, to hide his complex—one leg is shorter than the other, he bathes with innocent blood and...

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© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: goya, allegory, time, universe,
Form: Narrative
Globetrotting Couple
On the Penang Island, they collect divine charms 
                          ...

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Categories: goya, inspirational, travel,
Form: Free verse



the noises of Paris
63        The noises of Paris


There comes an age and wisdom,
When it is more interesting 
To listen to Shostakovich’s symphony number five,
Than to be interested in the noises of...

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Categories: goya, appreciation, holiday, paris,
Form: Free verse
Eve Captured
The following was based on an iconic picture of Mandy Rice-Davies by David Steen. Rice was infamous for being part of the 1963 Profumo  political scandal.



The sun sets and so do inhibitions.
 Rising even...

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Categories: goya, celebrity, dark, desire, passion,
Form: Dramatic Verse
The Gypsy
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Maja_desnuda#/media/File:Goya_Maja_naga2.jpg







The Prado in Madrid
a cool tent of marble
set back from the Retiro Park.

I have come
to see the gypsy girl.
Goya painted her twice.
Maja Desnuda is her soul
the other, the clothed version,
only a mannequin.

She is not shy,
though...

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Categories: goya, poetry,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member A Self Portrait
Behold, oh my beloved!
Is there a hidden care
you would like to share,
with your not so gentle gaze?

Repudiating caducity,
your eyes portray
sustained excitement ~
still and restrained
whilst behind you
an arabesque of phantasmagorical
make-believe.

Behold, oh my beloved
the vortex of colours...

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© Jcb Brul  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: goya, appreciation, art,
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member Sonnet: Nothing Feeds On Itself Like Violence
Sonnet: Nothing feeds on itself like violence

Nothing feeds on itself like violence
The more it self-destructs the more its might
Goya geek – padi eaten by its own fence*
The dog that swallows its own tail in fright

Yet...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: goya, betrayal, metaphor, philosophy, violence,
Form: Sonnet
Four Minutes
Four Minutes
This is the time it will take to kill a person in the ice cold Baltic Sea, allegedly. Not even several thousand people thrown into the ocean together, using their body heat would live...

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Categories: goya, conflict, death, history, war, world war ii,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Erotica - Goya Style
Not surrounded by cherubs,
the Nude Maja
shows pubic hair...
She stares,
and makes women ill at ease,
though I cannot speak for men.

There is a faint line of hair
from crotch to navel...
I cannot say I quested this
and most men...

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© Julia Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: goya, art, image,
Form: Verse

Book: Shattered Sighs