Short Auguste Poems

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Premium Member Clerihew Rodin

Seriex sculptor Auguste Rodin
knew how bring grin
So very prolific he did not cease
the thinker being his most famous piece
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Clerihew Ingres

Jean Auguste Domiique Ingres
a suptreme draughtsman everyone says
An advocate of Raphael
his style never changed truth to tell
art
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member CLERIHEW ecphrasis 1

Pierre -Auguste Renoir - artiste
whose art ones eyes can always feast
Especially 'CUP of CHOCLATE'
one which all can easily relate
Form: Ekphrasis

Circus Clowns

I played the auguste to Coco the clown.
    Acting charades, with a smile and a frown.
    Crowds clapping, and jeering,
    Loud laughter, then cheering,
    When tumbling over, my trousers  fell down.

    9/ 16/ 2017.
Form: Limerick

The Choice

Blindly chased success had to stop and make a choice--- Life with a purpose
28 June 2015 Senryu on Your Own Existence Contest Sponsor: Marvin Celestial *Image of The Thinker, a bronze sculpture by Auguste Rodin
© Kp Nunez  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Two Sisters

'Two Sisters on the Terrace' by Pierre Auguste Renoir is a famous painting exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago.

two lovely sisters on terrace with abandon bathed in dewy glow~ elder dreaming in quiet younger flashing naivety
Form: Tanka

Premium Member She Who Once Was the Helmet Maker's Beautiful Wife

Inspired by:

She Who Once Was the
Helmet Maker’s Beautiful Wife.

Sculpture by Auguste Rodin


nude glory, she of uncrannied pelt,
stroked by many, might not know
she’ll sit erelong on stone as 
wrinkled bronze
waiting yet to be touched.  

muscle melts from bone,
hair, once auburn-splashed on brow,
turns colorless now and dull.  Who sees
the girl with rose wine cheeks, the
prime of a daughter turned old?


Kathryn McLoughlin Collins
April 14, 2013
art

Luncheon of the Boating Party

(Re old poems)



The luncheon of French bourgeoisie under frilly striped awning.
Young fair maiden, rosy cheeks- beguiling her eyes; leans on the railing.
Amidst fruits and undrunk wine in amorous air strokes dog, a wife.
Men look askance in yellow straw hats, faces muse in blazing whites.
Quivering tints alive on a terrace, evolve in sunbathed human life.


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Based on Auguste Renoir's painting - ''Luncheon of the Boating Party''
Form: Ekphrasis

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