An Exhausting Day

By [Poeticamber} {Productions} on November 20, 2016November 20, 2016

in step with peasant
monarch, revolutionary
exploring history, adorning wall
floor and ceiling, embodied
in marble, paint, plaster
a bastion to the ego
of the profound
a cache of, often
brutal, human memory

Heaven’s Empyrean

By [Poeticamber} {Productions} on March 28, 2016March 28, 2016

rome-2014-10

of straining one’s neck to view
of gilt and persistence
of detail and industry
of commitment upon high
of seeing heavenly reward
of religiosity
of failing to influence
of superficial construct

Photo and poem (c) by DC Lessoway

Pontifical Academy of Fine Arts and Letters of the Virtuosi al Pantheon

By [Poeticamber} {Productions} on March 28, 2016March 28, 2016

rome-2014-14

encapsulated rotund construction
built upon pagan consecrated rock
swapped to the cross millennia ago
artisans crafting stone, edifice, thought
they anointed, appointed dal papa

Photo and poem (c) DC Lessoway

Am I?

By [Poeticamber} {Productions} on September 24, 2015September 24, 2015

am I an artist?
this question, questioning
comes to me as
I watch others do
as they apply paint
pen to paper and sell
portray a character
and all, move my heart
my soul to ask
am I an artist?

Cultured

By [Poeticamber} {Productions} on May 16, 2015May 16, 2015

Suppose, assume, infer:
a flower in regard to its reflection,
pronounces: “I am beautiful, love me for it.”
Or, are we projecting our egocentric definition that,
beauty, indebted to the beholder, lies at a,
perhaps, erroneous, hollow consideration of
vogue art, fashion, lifestyle.

Tag: art

An Exhausting Day

in step with peasant
monarch, revolutionary
exploring history, adorning wall
floor and ceiling, embodied
in marble, paint, plaster
a bastion to the ego
of the profound
a cache of, often
brutal, human memory

Heaven’s Empyrean

of straining one’s neck to view
of gilt and persistence
of detail and industry
of commitment upon high
of seeing heavenly reward
of religiosity
of failing to influence
of superficial construct

Pontifical Academy of Fine Arts and Letters of the Virtuosi al Pantheon

encapsulated rotund construction
built upon pagan consecrated rock
swapped to the cross millennia ago
artisans crafting stone, edifice, thought
they anointed, appointed dal papa

Am I?

Cultured

Suppose, assume, infer:
a flower in regard to its reflection,
pronounces: “I am beautiful, love me for it.”
Or, are we projecting our egocentric definition that,
beauty, indebted to the beholder, lies at a,
perhaps, erroneous, hollow consideration of
vogue art, fashion, lifestyle.

When, more likely, the flower
considers, then states: “I am a flower.”

Picture and poem © 2015 by DC Lessoway

in step with peasant monarch, revolutionary exploring history, adorning wall floor and ceiling, embodied in marble, paint, plaster a bastion to the ego of the profound a cache of, often brutal, human memory

of straining one’s neck to view of gilt and persistence of detail and industry of commitment upon high of seeing heavenly reward of religiosity of failing to influence of superficial construct

encapsulated rotund construction built upon pagan consecrated rock swapped to the cross millennia ago artisans crafting stone, edifice, thought they anointed, appointed dal papa

Suppose, assume, infer: a flower in regard to its reflection, pronounces: “I am beautiful, love me for it.” Or, are we projecting our egocentric definition that, beauty, indebted to the beholder, lies at a, perhaps, erroneous, hollow consideration of vogue art, fashion, lifestyle.

When, more likely, the flower considers, then states: “I am a flower.”

Picture and poem © 2015 by DC Lessoway

in step with peasant
monarch, revolutionary
exploring history, adorning wall
floor and ceiling, embodied
in marble, paint, plaster
a bastion to the ego
of the profound
a cache of, often
brutal, human memory

of straining one’s neck to view
of gilt and persistence
of detail and industry
of commitment upon high
of seeing heavenly reward
of religiosity
of failing to influence
of superficial construct

encapsulated rotund construction
built upon pagan consecrated rock
swapped to the cross millennia ago
artisans crafting stone, edifice, thought
they anointed, appointed dal papa

Suppose, assume, infer:
a flower in regard to its reflection,
pronounces: “I am beautiful, love me for it.”
Or, are we projecting our egocentric definition that,
beauty, indebted to the beholder, lies at a,
perhaps, erroneous, hollow consideration of
vogue art, fashion, lifestyle.

When, more likely, the flower
considers, then states: “I am a flower.”