A man and a woman, Husband and wife Walk down the street Together in the city, living the life.
They approach a small art gallery Where they stop to peer in. The window contains a few Of the paintings found within.
To the side, on the wall An innocent view from behind The husband looking over, Hoping his wife wonβt mind.
Another painting in the window Has interested the woman Despite the fact that the man Just doesnβt seem a fan.
They move along, continuing on Down the street, not a thought at all I wonder, had the husband been yelled at For peering at the painting on the wall? Had she even noticed at all?
**March 4, 2012
I wrote this one for my Contemporary Arts class. It is influenced by a photograph taken by Robert Doisneau that is contained in a series called "The Sideways Glance"