I think the hardest thing
About being an artist
Is all about inspiration.
It doesn’t matter how determined
Or desperate
An artist is.
She sits and she tries to come up
With something worthwhile to say,
Or to draw or to paint.
But all she sees in her head
Is a ticking clock, ***** snow,
An oak tree, and a brick building.
One of the issues
Of the common artist
Is as follows:
Nothing she says or thinks is important,
Or valued,
Or necessary.
She knows this.
But yet something
Pulls her to the keyboard or to the easel.
She could apologize for pretending like
She knows what or why or how to
Say dreamboat words.
But for now she’s content with
Pretending like she knows
What she’s doing.
And right now everyone else
Is content
With playing along.
Dec 10, 2013
Dec 10, 2013 at 4:33 AM UTC
I think the hardest thing
About being an artist
Is all about inspiration.
It doesn’t matter how determined
Or desperate
An artist is.
She sits and she tries to come up
With something worthwhile to say,
Or to draw or to paint.
But all she sees in her head
Is a ticking clock, ***** snow,
An oak tree, and a brick building.
One of the issues
Of the common artist
Is as follows:
Nothing she says or thinks is important,
Or valued,
Or necessary.
She knows this.
But yet something
Pulls her to the keyboard or to the easel.
She could apologize for pretending like
She knows what or why or how to
Say dreamboat words.
But for now she’s content with
Pretending like she knows
What she’s doing.
And right now everyone else
Is content
With playing along.
