Word Painting Poems - Poems about Word Painting

...The Front Window Cogitation By Sy Roth Observed the others drowning in their tears. A pasty rain inks the front window Sad remnants of a broken sky in Kandinsky splashes Marked on an ancient,......

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...Word-painting, they say; or painting with words, In charm, it's charmer than most charming birds; Feeling, for many, is its first foundation, Expression, in words, brings affirmation; Sentiment ......

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...Awesome Gems, As Were Set By Divine Measure The Sun, a shimmering sky fired lake Oft penetrating the soul, body and heart No worries, shining glow it never fakes Radiant beauty it freely impart......

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...My Top 10 Poems 1) There Is Nothing To Say About It (Actually I had much to say about ISIS and their violence) 2) As They Danced Incognito (This represents the type of poetic reverie I e......

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...Word Painting In Black and White Cubed ice dismantling the plank bridge with pliers made of syrup spilled with a dash of grief and brawn the reptilian doughboy mixes up another cosmic batch ......

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...I go out for walks once in a blue moon when I do it’s a warm day and the sky is many shades of blue the moon is just a clipped fingernail I’m so happy now I’m over the moon and weather......

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...When I thought of the drawing Suddenly, I heard some painting I crave the draft, draught de kooning Still is graining, still is graining Long I stood there establishing, painting I t......

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...today I pick up my grammar pallet and paint for you a personal couplet something in a monochrome line display something to enjoy in a special way transforming emotions onto a page becomes......

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...THE END is a little something Mark likes to call a surrealist word painting. “Ouch! That hurt, I’m not doing that again,” I laughed. Now that I’m here I must ask how the everything why the r......

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...TAKE THE BUTTERFLY Take the butterfly is what Mark likes to call a surrealist word painting --- “Halt, who goes there?” I said to myself out loud, and then I answered me in a soft loud slow ......

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