What is it about the water? Like misshaped tiles the ripples scatter; shifting at every swift motion and quake, staring back at a man lost in a reflective gaze Lost in a pool of his own thoughts; He recognizes the drowning body that sinks deeper as his mind descends
Should he linger behind inches of safety; or should he let himself fall into ponderous depths of transparent glass; Eyes closed, he lets go and joins his enemy, like a sail his body floats, effortlessly.
"Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)" by David Hockney