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Painted LadyA Poem by H McGMarble sculpture bathed in liquid bronze; The art of every generation All with the same, chronic fixation To be polished, to be new. .. |
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Answer MeA Poem by Mel LisaIt is always hard to describe my poems in this "description" box. Mainly because it is hard to do so. |
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AdorationA Poem by Auburn FoxA poem about worship. |
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Art: What have we become?A Poem by NicholeHemstockJust my little rant on art and how people take advantage of the phrase "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder". |
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Ignore the Speed LimitsA Poem by Lusus Naturae"Rules were made to be broken" ~ Unknown. |
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CHAPTER 4 premonition - Water WhispererA Chapter by CatherineSierra takes Chauntelle to the farm to visit her mom and aunt, where Sierra hopes to talk to them in private about what happened in the alley. |
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Painted LadiesA Poem by gabiaimeeArtwork is dangerous. |
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If It Means A Lot To YouA Book by Percyafter this is over, we'll go our separate ways. and this will be the last and only time we meet" she breaths "But we can have this moment" she whis.. |
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The Misbelief of PaintersA Poem by Ken Simm.Moving to a new place |
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What Makes A MasterpienceA Poem by StephenWhat it takes to have depth in our lives |
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A Prophetic DreamA Poem by StephenA dream of a ruined life |
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Magic of InspirationA Poem by ElainiArtist's block, and finding inspiration. |
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Amy's Brush With DangerA Story by Jay BooneTalented but struggling artist Amy Price finds herself plunged into life threatening danger during a seaside painting session. (3000 word short story).. |
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The Art of PoetryA Poem by MandaBearI used the quote "Painting is silent poetry, and poetry is painting that speaks"-Plutarch for a contest I hope you enjoy!! |
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A Painting to Its ArtistA Poem by aprilrayneProve this as such an undying fantasyThat I have wished to feel your breathAcross my silken shade of satinBeneath my velvet poseAnd just unearthed in .. |
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A paintingA Poem by Rudi J.P. LejaeghereGood painting is like good cooking; it can be tasted, but not explained. Maurice de Vlaminck |
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