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My portrait was painted by Jackson Pollock

~My portrait was painted by Jackson Pollock~ <|> “***there are no lines or lies in my writings there are no definitions and perception is only your truth. Therefore, my poems are splats and drips, you make them into paintings that hang in your own private museum, but signed by me as first passenger***” <|> when did I write these words? can’t recall, though undated, they seem all too familiar, and thinking that if I didn’t, I should have… for the title of this ‘poem painting’ has lain in quietude, a resident in my file of “someday writs, awaiting,” when the itch demands you will essay **the admixture of words and swords that will cut a newborn corded reciprocity of thee and me, an unbound bind that ties and frees us from and by our shared senses…** today, an  inadvertent blinding sunlight stumble is demanding a fulsome scratching <|> the portrait of each is the irrational intersectional of splats and drips, each viewer, reader, filters the image through a common uncommonality, which is as it should be, **for if we are each created in His image, how glorious is the diversity of our deities, each of us a tiny drop of paint on a tableau of a small planet, insignificant but uniquely beautiful intelligent species of godlike creatures,** human <|> the précis of this conundrum conversation bewilders, a single word drops, of plaint, paint, blood, a seconds blush blurred that is the building blocks of imagery I state is mine, but now realizations swiftly fertilize, **the portrait is not of me, but of me blended into thee, and this poem, is our composition** that hangs in each of our primary museum, newly re-titled, A Passenger, Realized
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Written by
nat-lipstadt
99 / M / NYC/Lippstadt/Kraków
Published
Sep 14, 2023
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Sept 13, 2023

8:35AM

NYC

sunlight direct in a tall building blocks away sneaks into my room,

blinding me into awareness

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