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I keep hanging by these tangents Of your dashes and curves Trying to figure out how every Version of your twists and turns Unravels into a canvas Of visual perfection. It's perplexing, really How you mend your schisms Into waltzing polygons Every time I break you down Into fractures of your selves I end up lingering in your angles Of oblique abstraction Turning vertices into suns And edges into horizons. Then I reconstruct you From your purest form This brush provoking Both palette and palate For every stroke and spatter. Your beauty didn't mind What madness to this method The monochrome requires To finally become free And shackled at the same time.
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Mar 24, 2019
Mar 24, 2019 at 12:23 AM UTC
I Swear to Picasso
I keep hanging by these tangents Of your dashes and curves Trying to figure out how every Version of your twists and turns Unravels into a canvas Of visual perfection. It's perplexing, really How you mend your schisms Into waltzing polygons Every time I break you down Into fractures of your selves I end up lingering in your angles Of oblique abstraction Turning vertices into suns And edges into horizons. Then I reconstruct you From your purest form This brush provoking Both palette and palate For every stroke and spatter. Your beauty didn't mind What madness to this method The monochrome requires To finally become free And shackled at the same time.
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29/M/Russian
Mar 24, 2019
Mar 24, 2019 at 12:23 AM UTC
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