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Fallingwater

The cube, the sphere

and the triangle

 

Building blocks, visionary shapes

that brace wind, cut clouds

 

Industrial smoke goes against

the grain of architecture

 

Maybe we can find where

they breathe tomorrow in naturally

 

It will be opaque and after breakfast

arrested by cantilevered thoughts

 

A ripple in the calm

whirlpool above the falls

 

As Liliane enjoys swimming

in the **** and collecting modern art

 

By nightfall and before the uniting

there's a solemn dream to be had

 

Haunted fragments

within the libretto of a Shining Brow

 

The contents of Froebel gifts

form organic steps, and led us

Wright to the water's edge

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Written by
Carlo-C-Gomez
56 / M / The Exclusion Zone
Published
Aug 31, 2020
Lines·Words
21·103
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For Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959)

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#wright#famous#inventor#architecture#design#history#house#water#waterfall
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