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Exalt!!!
Sometimes I see a little idea, so well executed, that it screams for applause! Bravo! I think you know you created something timelessly special! Wonderful!
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Sometimes I see a little idea, so well executed, that it screams for applause! Bravo! I think you know you created something timelessly special! Wonderful!
Dew
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Especially if that potrait is of mona lisa who had eyes wide open .....
Got the meaning in this and second dew's comments.......Great !
Got the meaning in this and second dew's comments.......Great !
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Dearest Hope, you really nailed this. Very few words but so true. I really love this , people standing around
like it is a cocktail party pretending they are interested in the paintings. A very clever write my friend .
Much Love,
Lynn
like it is a cocktail party pretending they are interested in the paintings. A very clever write my friend .
Much Love,
Lynn
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Yes, and you wonder what they think of them. Wonderful poem. Exalt indeed!
Thanks so much for sharing.
Mirthy
Thanks so much for sharing.
Mirthy
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Excellently written! In some cases too, there are those portraits who's eyes seem to follow you no matter where you stand. great work here. I loved it!
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"The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt within the heart." Helen Keller
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It takes a certain talent to be able to paint a Portrait whose eyes follow the reader across the page in so few words. You set the stage, displayed your central Star, and satisfied our curiosity to a satisfied ending, all in 6 words. Excellent. Thanks and congratulations on the Spotlight.
'Where ecstasy leaves gravity and dances with wild eyes' by Ladywildalice
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Your poem reminded me of 'Is it two faces or a vase?" Thank you for such a wonderful treat!
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beatiful, rich, immediate and whimsical. the moment of perspective shift is very well rendered. thanks for sharing this with us.
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Man is the "eye animal" Conrad Lorensz; and what if mirrors worked both ways as you intimate, cheers and well-done Hope, cheers to you!
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This deserves a spotlight. The simplest ideas are sometimes the best. And I think this form was the perfect way to express this idea, more words would have lessened your poem's impact.
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It's so inconstant and impure yet so devastating...Unoriginal yet elegant and an amusing curiosity.Poetry defined
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A really clever piece, potentially layered with multiple meanings and contexts, which is particularly credible with so few words. Maybe the portrait gallery isn't an art display, but a metaphor for the eyes who watch the visitors. I've been in a few places like that!
Congratulations on the spotlight!
Congratulations on the spotlight!
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gratz on the spotlight...
i think this one of the best minimalistic poems ive read so far
awesomez,
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i think this one of the best minimalistic poems ive read so far
awesomez,
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So happy to meet this again in the Spotlight. The more I read it, the more it works on my imagination. Congratulations!
Thanks so much for sharing.
Mirthy
Thanks so much for sharing.
Mirthy
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There are several layers of meaning in this apparently simple piece. Many social situations involve "painted faces" staring at the person walking in.
A well written poem, and a good choice for the spotlight.
A well written poem, and a good choice for the spotlight.