Art Verse Poems

Please try not to laugh

Today is Friday payday and I receive my check.
As I try to cash the check it bounces suddenly.
I call my job...

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Today, I was successful.
I wrote a poem, on a scrap paper, before tossing it away.
The sky is blue, and you are not.
Cook your chicken in...

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what is very much important today is nothing,
nothing is important as this huge world
in a small handing of man is messed with.
What is good?
My language,...

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Verse 1:
My Dearest Poetry,
I hope you’re doing fine,
To tell you the price of my love is why I wrote these rhymes
But the truth is my...

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Ever so often we come across rich art that can't be turned away. Through each episode we are willing to explore the rich evidence. Today...

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Tiny little hole in the wall
Their real business putting on plays
But wee mini art exhibit
Open to the public
During the day

How I loved to slip away
At...

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       My poetry is both sad and artistic,
           as...

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God guides us well as seniors,
We have companions that equal friendship.

Miracles happen that we learn to comprehend,
The love for writing poetry and expressing dreams.

Artistic drawings...

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NOTE: Marsden Hartley is Maine's first great modernist painter. Born: January 4, 1877, Lewiston, ME. Died: September 2, 1943, Ellsworth, ME. For more about Hartley,...

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Confessor

Sincere bouquet tosses here
Could launch never from this heart,
Since my laconic emotions held so near
Prevent indulgence pled just for art.

I compose buried truth hidden bone...

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Collective Tapestry II
Words can uplift they also can bring down. With words we can soon discover a reason for being like the changing of the...

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Had I lived in Giverny
I’d have parlayed with Monet daily
while he, without complaint,
did his best to listen and paint
until my ramblings infiltrated 
his concentration and...

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Anger inspires the heart
To create the words of the world

Which is then a burden 
Which is then a curse

And then so is threatened 
And then...

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A poet fell in love - the worst affliction for a poet!
He mused for tangled hours about how best to let her know it,
So first...

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Watering Can

Glittering little watering can,
Not so long ago I found you,
Among Mother’s gardening tools,
Rusted, bent, lonely, abused.

To honor you dear mother,
And your love for glorious...

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I OPENED A DOOR TO A WORLD APART.
THE SECRET WORLD OF LIVING ART.
PAINTED WITH COLOR OF DISBELIEF,
HATRED AND ANGER WITH MAGNIFICENT GRIEF.
WHERE MASS STARVATION IS...

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Major Sir William Newenham Montague Orpen, KBE, RA, RHA (27 November 1878 – 29 September 1931), was an Irish artist who worked mainly in London....

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The quality that touches my heart
The most dearly about you
Is how you feel joy in the simplest of things

How you find all that you see
delightful,...

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You get up early in the morning,
The sun is shinning radiantly.

Your very best friend has distanced himself,
Sad beyond words.

Maybe i will forgive him some...

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Why i break the dream 

Which is like a leaf mark 
With a smile 

Which is flawless in a point of 
My love 

Which is...

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