EXHIBITION
We went to the Art Gallery
To the exhibit: “American Realism”.
Four walls of recognition
Seascapes, landscapes, still life and nude.
We were early to the pursuit
And entered with a crowd of anxious lovers
To view in admiration
Seascapes, landscapes, still life and nude.
All eyes went every where.
Far wall and centered one lone nude
Finely detailed as a colored photograph
A woman of distinction
Watched us view seascapes, not the nude.
All eyes were over there.
We moved, crowded clumsy clusters
Along washes and waves of watercolor,
So full of inspiration.
Seascapes, landscapes, still life, the nude.
All eyes were over there.
Absorbing all and every detail
Of bird and boat and bolt of lightening flash.
Absorbed, in anticipation,
Seascapes, landscapes, still life, the nude.
With arms down, breasts disrobed and legs audacious
She sat posed in dedication
Beyond landscapes, still life, the nude.
All eyes were over there
The sea behind; the land before.
Glancing, we gazed at candied fruit,
Candlesticks, chrysanthemums, and glazed glass.
It gripped our admiration;
Seascapes, Landscapes, Still Life
And Nude.
Our eyes were cautious here. So much to see, so little time. We cannot linger if we were to see more. Quick through the door to
Abstraction
To study in safety the nude.
Our eyes were back in there.
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