Painted promises
Wait until the paint dries out
Before picking up this piece
I know, no such man
Who holds holly his work in progress
And opens up his door, gladly
To have spectators, swamp in
As he sets out the revelations
Of his mind in wonder process
The critics would have their day
But not now, while I am in the process
With epiphany at my beck and call
Occupied signs on doors
Means an engagement of a kind
Do not disturb, wait until paints do dry out
At the galleries, of course feel free
Hanged on white walls, as observers wish
With no paint palette, and mess on floors
Clinically clean to help one, zone in
In to what makes, thee deservedly a critic
And ponder why a stroke, looks so out of place
But for now, professor
Allow paint strokes to dry on canvas
I am still wearing my beret, with work cloths
Love "The critics would have their day
ReplyDeleteBut not now, while I am in the process
With epiphany at my beck and call". So true of so much in life. This reminds me that we can't be fearful of that because it might keep us from being true to our art.