Picasso Poems - Poems about Picasso

she rose from depths of his despair followed an artistic youthful D ...

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The searing sun has long been a revolving revelation of angst, repelling songs of the skies, sung by the strings of the wings. Pallid, poised only by muscle memory - a compositional backdrop, past the point of revival, yet something inside me still ticks. A trembling truth that never drifts, these broken blues: a silent shadow with loud hues. The bones...

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Picasso Vs. Matisse You're Looking At Me Sideways But I'm Just Trying To Catch The Drift. -Gray Squirrel 05-25-2025...

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When love has been forsaken, gone awry you would be wise and clever not to try opening your eyes in fear that you may see Pablo's painted sun as though a volcanic cyclops Vermillion lava flowing in serpentine rivers of tears Your own, sure to spill, voice screaming aloud throat burning with doused impassioned flames — but...

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Let’s imitate we share it The plan to make ends meet Negotiating fairly Things we don’t really need But let’s get rid of “we” For someone’s lofty goals Aren’t relevant to me And different from yours Let’s set the sail to find At least a metaphor That hails a peace of mind As it was long before In period of time When that Picasso’s dove Saved lives of you...

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my mind is an abstract vase, adorned with crystal gold lines~  from pixelated pearls homing whimsical wishes                and ...

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"Her Mind is a Carnival of Picasso Harlequins" Walking through the poetic frames of featureless ghosts her fingers play like harps their ectoplasmic cages strange symbols that clang the frivolity of vacuumed cleaned emptiness dissolving in the invisible time wasted in the chronicles of their newfound empires the meaning of their spectral presence swings like canaries singing home all...

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Withered fingers Cannot play anymore; I drown in nuanced shades of blue, Not seeing, in my plight, My strings, wound tight, Suspending me Like a puppet, Tethered to life. I in my tattered clothes, Blue like sorrow, Torn like the heart that hopes, Unable to keep out the cold Or cover the secrets I hold— I am the man who mopes, ...

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I have claimed to be apolitical but there are times when the crop is ready for harvesting, so I put fuel in the John Deere, ink in my pen and wrote... He'll get millions of votes for that nicked ear The vengeful narcissist people should fear Picasso President With malicious intent He should be given the famous Bronx Cheer! It looks...

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banal                 yet deadpan absurd             clashing             symbols heard           in               the eye           where imagery is                   all dimensions share one           frontal           view side &back           converge- stark styles           merge into symbolic               cubes bright doodles erupt  from unconscious minds the common fears  and complaints of life             Of looking into                           of looking through the imperceptible  crowd   of creative gravity     found things      no-things  no-forms       afloat  whirling     or resting in the mansions   housed       within off the wall        out of this world drifting together without a care                 kissing missing minutes become hours      one dream becomes another No mirror of the soul- Archimboldo art, more satire by cartoon on nature's still life ...

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Poverty and hunger are bedfellows.~ The Poet~ Alluring, pleading Yet it will burn, Pangs of hunger Immanent yearn. Desperate child So forlorn For the poverty To which she was born. Minds meant to be astute, Mental distortion So destitute. The steaming broth Humbly offered, No wrath for their plight No relief in sight The bounty so meager The child so eager The brushstrokes in blue Setting the scene A feeling...

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Your duck's the wrong color --my kindergarten teacher said (after all these years, hard to get it outta my head) but Eric Carle proves her wrong colorful animals-- dancing along Now as a grown-up I must think more of others and not criticize their creativity till it smothers rather than stress out over what I've been through I must see others share the...

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Three dimensions share one frontal view side &back converge- stark styles merge into symbolic ...

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exaggerated symmetry front & side- ...

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