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The painting in front of me, walled eyed. Can’t figure you. My cousin who painted chose to demure. Lidded obscure behind your spec- tacles. She said - a lifetime ago - that the splotch of orange peachy dreamed on the tips of your ears, the side of your nose, the lip top, was sun in the studio blasting through your flesh. Simulacrum blood and shine com- bined. flat knife strokes elongate into rounds of skin caress, provoke this con- versation.
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Oct 18, 2017
Oct 18, 2017 at 7:52 AM UTC
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The painting in front of me, walled eyed. Can’t figure you. My cousin who painted chose to demure. Lidded obscure behind your spec- tacles. She said - a lifetime ago - that the splotch of orange peachy dreamed on the tips of your ears, the side of your nose, the lip top, was sun in the studio blasting through your flesh. Simulacrum blood and shine com- bined. flat knife strokes elongate into rounds of skin caress, provoke this con- versation.
Admire painters who flatten our three dimensions into the surface of a canvas. Engaging!
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Oct 18, 2017
Oct 18, 2017 at 7:52 AM UTC
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