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Walking with Van Gogh

by colette-anne-naegle

Twirling madly with his stars In Arles Surrounded by night at the café Where he drank pastis Bonding With his sun illuminated wheat Taking a walk among The wind blown cypress trees His girating irises His spinning suns Loosing my eyes in his self portrait of red hair intent stare Of genius How sad ...they never told you What a giant you were Colette Anne Naegle copyrights 2005
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