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"caravaggio" poems
Mangled skirmish, of bespeckled olive-green serpents. Their sinuous anarchy runs cold upon her skull. Caravaggio, you immortalized the ***** immured her, hermetically sealed her within that shield. Her reflection was at once the face she never saw...stoned, she...then beheaded. I notice you've even painted the shield the color of her serpentine locks. Serpents registering her ontological shock-- retentive, entwining, dangling in an odd curl here and there. Blood spurting from her almost indiscernible neck, as if to draw a passable neck of blood, almost like rays of blood, Christ's pierced side. Her eyes seem so determined to chisel their way out of stone, reconnect her head to her body. Her face is stunning, an excruciating ferocity bulking stiff, slightly opened mouth about to... explode out of her eyes. Eyes hissing downward, sideways--there in the pitch black glint of them...a primordial drama to be continued.
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Oct 27, 2013
Oct 27, 2013 at 8:23 PM UTC
Medusa, Caravaggio
The artist evokes his tormented psyche Through gestural abstraction a systematic colorfield emerges The blurring of dreamworld and reality All pretensions dissolve But… Critics still criticize Snobs still scoff    the creative will still drink and drug themselves the death. whichever way the wind blows that’s where my dreams escape me They transform to Queens of Hearts and Princesses of utter Royal Baroque Beauty Bygone Be Gone my heart must resist I will not be controlled by the guild Caravaggio kept painting until he got killed Went insane like most artists Couldn’t stop before he got his fill
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Feb 11, 2015
Feb 11, 2015 at 4:37 PM UTC
The Jelly Fish Discuss Surrealism
sand cherry blossom vintage clothing poem grass... You Are These, My Love. like a fairy is like a dark-eyed Junco, twitter-pated in snowfall apocalypse like a painter's palette, engrossed in the notion of gone from me. like chocolate. a sun down feathering our bed. like water and thunder blasting sand through the blossom of my cherished - cherishing. a vintage ache clothing the naked risk of my honest poesy. like the grass roots of joy fairly gaming the opaque eye - of some rara avis- blinking outside Caravaggio palette... a deep cocoa of divine waters, that flood the ludicrous of your charms like austerity is plush our heart's are vintage clothing and we must. what's a metaphor like ? do you simile - the way I am a valentine ? or do you love me ? deluge [ ? ]
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Feb 4, 2013
Feb 4, 2013 at 7:41 PM UTC
Metaphors Are Similes; Are Moons, Like We Are Satellites
The Poet is the language,the mystery of Monalisa's smile, the brush of Caravaggio and the finest painting of Vangogh. The Poet is the sonnet of Mozart anf the symphony of Bach, a tragedy of Shakespeare and the saddest verse of Pablo Neruda. The Poet is the blue Danube in waltz and the Swan Lake in Ballet. The Poet is the renaissance of passion and the remnant of life, the dilemma of morality,the shadow of deed,and the ombra of sin. The Poet is the fantasy of each Sunrise and the illusion of every Sunset, the wave in tide of wishes,carried in a bottle to  dune drunk shore. The Poet is the believer, dream lover in a hot passionate crazy affair, the magician who creates fables and fairytales from a deadly reality. The Poet is the worker who works and works to survive,to cope in this demanding,sophisticated,stigmatic  concrete hypocratic world. The Poet is the thief of time,with eyes flutterin on late nights, Still loyal to the pen,His thoughts  in verse,bleedin fragranted words. The Poet is an Omnipotent servant,with a will to ask and crave to learn. A Philosopher,whose always an amateur in the pursuit of wisdom. The Poet is an eternal slave of His Muse,the beverage of inspiration, the spouse married to literature,adulterer of lyric,deceiver of prose. He Knows no lapsus in all that is scandalous,royalty or sacred. He is the artist, musician, actor,the clairvoyant  of destined paths. He is the cheap clay's mold,carved in the sculpture of the next century. The Poet is the unfinished book,the chapter in yesterday, He is the Nobody of today and the bookmark  of tomorrow.                       T  H  E        POET     IS       YOU    ! ! !
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Nov 6, 2010
Nov 6, 2010 at 10:29 PM UTC
WHO IS THE pOET ?
The Poet is the language,the mystery of Monalisa's smile, the brush of Caravaggio and the finest painting of Vangogh. The Poet is the sonnet of Mozart anf the symphony of Bach, a tragedy of Shakespeare and the saddest verse of Pablo Neruda. The Poet is the blue Danube in waltz and the Swan Lake in Ballet. The Poet is the renaissance of passion and the remnant of life, the dilemma of morality,the shadow of deed,and the ombra of sin. The Poet is the fantasy of each Sunrise and the illusion of every Sunset, the wave in tide of wishes,carried in a bottle to  dune drunk shore. The Poet is the believer, dream lover in a hot passionate crazy affair, the magician who creates fables and fairytales from a deadly reality. The Poet is the worker who works and works to survive,to cope in this demanding,sophisticated,stigmatic  concrete hypocratic world. The Poet is the thief of time,with eyes flutterin on late nights, Still loyal to the pen,His thoughts  in verse,bleedin fragranted words. The Poet is an Omnipotent servant,with a will to ask and crave to learn. A Philosopher,whose always an amateur in the pursuit of wisdom. The Poet is an eternal slave of His Muse,the beverage of inspiration, the spouse married to literature,adulterer of lyric,deceiver of prose. He Knows no lapsus in all that is scandalous,royalty or sacred. He is the artist, musician, actor,the clairvoyant  of destined paths. He is the cheap clay's mold,carved in the sculpture of the next century. The Poet is the unfinished book,the chapter in yesterday, He is the Nobody of today and the bookmark  of tomorrow.                       T  H  E        POET     IS       YOU    ! ! !
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The young Musicians  are at rehearsal...the ladies and the lords will soon gather in the music chamber...and Caravaggio's musicians will play them some music and sing them various  songs...but first, they must rehearse... The Musicians at Rehearsal Let us continue… Let me tune a little of this lute while you peruse the notes and you clear your throat And what’s our Cupid doing? Crushing grapes again between his teeth Let us rehearse well to render a song of softness and ease and grace A song of love with sweet music that will charm our guests And we shall present it in the private chamber of honored lords and ladies - and we shall sing like angels and one of us will be as Cupid dancing and flying as fancy takes him Let us hurry now though let us not forget polish and pace and perfection… come, let us again rehearse together ...and soon the ladies and the lords will arrive...and the musicians will perform and sing their songs of love, passion and sadness... ...and the ladies and the lords are seated in the music chamber...and Caravaggio's musicians play and they sing a song of love and passion... Song of Love O luscious Ladies and brave Sirs the clouds join with one another and the streams sing; the birds sit amorous on the branches and the trees sway while the flowers spread their scent in the air and the bees dance in a daze ah, Ladies are made for men and men for women and each so shaped for perfect fits - embrace then the lover beside you O Sirs pick the red berries on the lips of the luscious ladies; and O lovely Ladies, yield to the embrace of the gallant beside you and feel flowers bloom within - for men are made for women and women for men and each so shaped for perfect fits O embrace and kiss dear luscious Ladies and most accomplished Sirs for Cupid seeks that you make love and produce heavenly cherubim who in turn, nights and days, will make love like you do now in this chamber of pleasures ...and so ends the first song...and the musicians prepare to sing one more for the charming ladies and the elegant lords...a song of sadness to end the night... ...the beautiful ladies and the lords want more from Caravaggio's musicians... the musicians are always glad to oblige..they sing their song of sadness, of loss and love... O this ecstasy we call love O this ecstasy we call love - what is it? why do we crave it when there is such pain that weighs on the body and heart? O this joy we call love - what is it? why do we fall when there is so much deceit and betrayal? why do we love when there are lies and hidden motives? O this curse called love - it has dried my heart out and my being is smeared as cloth with oil and grime; my best times have been taken away and there is left only contempt and scorn and derision… O this darkness we call love - what is it? why do we still move to it even as it teases us and leaves us broken and forlorn?    ...and it is time to go...and the ladies and lords bow and they depart...some depart hand in hand...silent...some depart alone, sad and contemplative...
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Aug 2, 2011
Aug 2, 2011 at 9:16 PM UTC
The Musicians, (c.1595) Caravaggio
The young Musicians  are at rehearsal...the ladies and the lords will soon gather in the music chamber...and Caravaggio's musicians will play them some music and sing them various  songs...but first, they must rehearse... The Musicians at Rehearsal Let us continue… Let me tune a little of this lute while you peruse the notes and you clear your throat And what’s our Cupid doing? Crushing grapes again between his teeth Let us rehearse well to render a song of softness and ease and grace A song of love with sweet music that will charm our guests And we shall present it in the private chamber of honored lords and ladies - and we shall sing like angels and one of us will be as Cupid dancing and flying as fancy takes him Let us hurry now though let us not forget polish and pace and perfection… come, let us again rehearse together ...and soon the ladies and the lords will arrive...and the musicians will perform and sing their songs of love, passion and sadness... ...and the ladies and the lords are seated in the music chamber...and Caravaggio's musicians play and they sing a song of love and passion... Song of Love O luscious Ladies and brave Sirs the clouds join with one another and the streams sing; the birds sit amorous on the branches and the trees sway while the flowers spread their scent in the air and the bees dance in a daze ah, Ladies are made for men and men for women and each so shaped for perfect fits - embrace then the lover beside you O Sirs pick the red berries on the lips of the luscious ladies; and O lovely Ladies, yield to the embrace of the gallant beside you and feel flowers bloom within - for men are made for women and women for men and each so shaped for perfect fits O embrace and kiss dear luscious Ladies and most accomplished Sirs for Cupid seeks that you make love and produce heavenly cherubim who in turn, nights and days, will make love like you do now in this chamber of pleasures ...and so ends the first song...and the musicians prepare to sing one more for the charming ladies and the elegant lords...a song of sadness to end the night... ...the beautiful ladies and the lords want more from Caravaggio's musicians... the musicians are always glad to oblige..they sing their song of sadness, of loss and love... O this ecstasy we call love O this ecstasy we call love - what is it? why do we crave it when there is such pain that weighs on the body and heart? O this joy we call love - what is it? why do we fall when there is so much deceit and betrayal? why do we love when there are lies and hidden motives? O this curse called love - it has dried my heart out and my being is smeared as cloth with oil and grime; my best times have been taken away and there is left only contempt and scorn and derision… O this darkness we call love - what is it? why do we still move to it even as it teases us and leaves us broken and forlorn?    ...and it is time to go...and the ladies and lords bow and they depart...some depart hand in hand...silent...some depart alone, sad and contemplative...
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I always hated art. as a kid, the forty-five minutes every ******* Friday and Wednesday was excoriating. even though the other kids adored fondling their fingers through paint swatches, it just wasn't for me. until I met you, my muse and my canvas, your shuddering skin a cream tableaux for my lust to reimagine pointillism cubism impressionism le renaissance haut in scratches and bites and streaks of saliva criss-crossing goosebumped skin. I always hated art.
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May 17, 2014
May 17, 2014 at 7:18 PM UTC
caravaggio
Loneliness is a sketchwork of pen and ink of iron gall, Brushed over in brown wash of wood soot from oak, Disguised then under tempera of golden-ratio of yolk, Flared over with fiery oils to the smoke-blurred brink, sfumato, Or pigment of the fresco, a shade of off-life, languid as watercolor, Or from the too-fondly-felt impasto knife. But bares its bones in the light-dark cleft of Caravaggio, With diminutions of death and the storm’s dark imbroglio, And sunlight as flesh made into soul, The skin stretched whole around the world. Each sky is just a sketch Of loneliness, left unsigned, By every hand.
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Jul 4, 2019
Jul 4, 2019 at 10:11 PM UTC
Loneliness is a Painting of Fiery Oils
All that will remain is bones and rotting meat Toss it in a cheap wicker box for worms to eat Topped just with wild flowers and no cement Plant a weeping willow instead of a monument It can do the weeping, please don't you cry There is a chance that I'll be busy when I die For if I am wrong and there is life after this I have plans with whom I'll dine and reminisce I'll be dining with Oscar Wilde and Caravaggio Cocktails and conversation with Kant and Plato Then with Bellini, Verdi and Rossini I'll take a Show An interval tipple and discourse with Rousseau An after party with Bakunin and Proudhon Whisky and blues with Howlin Wolf til I'm gone I shall breakfast the next day with Tz'u Hsi, Homer and Malcolm X And take morning coffee with Gandhi and Marc Bolan from T.Rex At noon a spicy ****** Mary with Mary Queen of Scots, Freddie Mercury, Lou Reed, Picasso and lots of tequila shots Lunch that day with Saladin, Karl and Groucho Marx Then smoke a pipe with Newton whilst discussing quarks Afternoon tea with Queen Victoria, Kipling and Colin Ward Followed by a game of Tafl with a viking on a giant board Dress for flamenco with Carmen Amaya (then dress the blisters)   Then pre-dinner drinks paid for by Geronimo and the Bronte sisters So you see, if I'm wrong And we actually move along A fascinating after life awaits me Yeah, when I'm gone from here There'll be plenty gin and beer Cucumber sandwich's and tea If you wonder what I'm doing Give your watch a quick viewing Then just check this poem and you'll see
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Aug 9, 2014
Aug 9, 2014 at 8:56 AM UTC
When I die
All that will remain is bones and rotting meat Toss it in a cheap wicker box for worms to eat Topped just with wild flowers and no cement Plant a weeping willow instead of a monument It can do the weeping, please don't you cry There is a chance that I'll be busy when I die For if I am wrong and there is life after this I have plans with whom I'll dine and reminisce I'll be dining with Oscar Wilde and Caravaggio Cocktails and conversation with Kant and Plato Then with Bellini, Verdi and Rossini I'll take a Show An interval tipple and discourse with Rousseau An after party with Bakunin and Proudhon Whisky and blues with Howlin Wolf til I'm gone I shall breakfast the next day with Tz'u Hsi, Homer and Malcolm X And take morning coffee with Gandhi and Marc Bolan from T.Rex At noon a spicy ****** Mary with Mary Queen of Scots, Freddie Mercury, Lou Reed, Picasso and lots of tequila shots Lunch that day with Saladin, Karl and Groucho Marx Then smoke a pipe with Newton whilst discussing quarks Afternoon tea with Queen Victoria, Kipling and Colin Ward Followed by a game of Tafl with a viking on a giant board Dress for flamenco with Carmen Amaya (then dress the blisters)   Then pre-dinner drinks paid for by Geronimo and the Bronte sisters So you see, if I'm wrong And we actually move along A fascinating after life awaits me Yeah, when I'm gone from here There'll be plenty gin and beer Cucumber sandwich's and tea If you wonder what I'm doing Give your watch a quick viewing Then just check this poem and you'll see
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Paintings delight my eye and ignite my imagination: Devotional icons, the omni cubist view, the brazen eyes of Whistler and Manet; and Monet's lilies. The perspectives of the renaissance and the violence of Caravaggio; the lush glowing skin of Rubens' nudes; and more! I celebrate the intellects that created these.
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Apr 21, 2016
Apr 21, 2016 at 6:04 PM UTC
Paintings
Inspired by Caravaggio's Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness Repent! in my dreams Repent! in my waking Repent! in the crunch of every locust I eat Repent! in the sands of my resting place Repent! in the dust on my feet I asked What shall I cry in this wilderness so vast? What shall I sing to Jordan’s banks? Repent! The voice answered, and it rang in my ears, and it rolled through my bones, and at once I understood my father’s fear. The voice of the LORD is not a dessert rose, but a knife cutting ego from its sinew. The voice left my father dumbfounded. The same gave me words to speak. Repent! in my step Repent! in my breathing Repent! swimming in my tired eyes Repent! in the water I bury them in Repent! resonating each fiber of life
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 12:29 AM UTC
25 of 30 - The Baptist
Twas there they convened framed by a doorway a triangular composition with gods light shining on their grey and balding heads. an oratio ad contemplatio of an evening.
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Jan 4, 2012
Jan 4, 2012 at 11:41 PM UTC
Keogh's Caravaggio
every breath tastes rancid on my tongue; fun fact, if all you eat is raspberry yogurt and hypersaturated strawberries, your ***** looks like Jackson ******* plus Picasso's Rose Period. has anyone ever told you that drunk texting you is like standing in front of a Caravaggio; it's dusky and dark and sensuous and I ******* adore getting lost in translation. Cezanne draws solely in molecular geometry, tetrahedral, trigonal pyramidal, octahedrons scrawled across the canvas and doused in living color. Thursday night already seems so intangible, a bad dream that didn't dice up my liver like a ******* sous chef. Thursdays have come and gone, the weekends ever-beckoning, and the scent of Smirnoff stays in my sinuses.
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Nov 16, 2014
Nov 16, 2014 at 10:46 AM UTC
November 13th
I wish I could run to end of the cosmos Just reach the reluctant intellectuals Just so I could catch a glimpse of them ducking out of the limelight I wouldn’t bother asking them It wouldn’t do any good They wouldn’t have much to say They’d be a bit focused sticking to their morals And criticizing the museums Tell them to open up just a little bit So that way everyone could rush in Empty canvas in hand Or typewriters Or a marble slab waiting for them They’d rush in Bringing a beautiful fire to everything else Explaining themselves to Matisse and Greco Mona Lisa and Caravaggio would understand though At least I think so Van Gogh laughing in utter delight The fire would burn all the glitz and convention But all the passion Emotion Angst Uncontemplated beauty would shine brighter than ever before Some observers would go insane Climbing up to the top of skyscrapers Jumping off Screaming, on their way down DUCHAMP Conning the police out of their guns Putting it to their head Walking into the middle of the street Welcoming the buses with open arms And I know you want to save those people But it’s not up to you We’ll see them again someday Hopefully they’ll understand it then Don’t cry for them, though Look at all the others Running through the streets Naked Without shame Greeting their friends from so many years ago As they stand in front of Rothko and he looks into both of their eyes And they stare back trying to let themselves be encircled With smiles That shine like halos As they look at their sisters Without lust And with compassion While they express their enthusiasm for jazz And sing as loud as trumpets Dancing as fast as a piano I’m finished crying for the dinosaurs Or feeling guilty for Christ I jump into the smile of the moon I spread my arms wide open in front of the sun Just to let him know that he’s welcome
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Dec 18, 2011
Dec 18, 2011 at 3:06 AM UTC
Dada
I wish I could run to end of the cosmos Just reach the reluctant intellectuals Just so I could catch a glimpse of them ducking out of the limelight I wouldn’t bother asking them It wouldn’t do any good They wouldn’t have much to say They’d be a bit focused sticking to their morals And criticizing the museums Tell them to open up just a little bit So that way everyone could rush in Empty canvas in hand Or typewriters Or a marble slab waiting for them They’d rush in Bringing a beautiful fire to everything else Explaining themselves to Matisse and Greco Mona Lisa and Caravaggio would understand though At least I think so Van Gogh laughing in utter delight The fire would burn all the glitz and convention But all the passion Emotion Angst Uncontemplated beauty would shine brighter than ever before Some observers would go insane Climbing up to the top of skyscrapers Jumping off Screaming, on their way down DUCHAMP Conning the police out of their guns Putting it to their head Walking into the middle of the street Welcoming the buses with open arms And I know you want to save those people But it’s not up to you We’ll see them again someday Hopefully they’ll understand it then Don’t cry for them, though Look at all the others Running through the streets Naked Without shame Greeting their friends from so many years ago As they stand in front of Rothko and he looks into both of their eyes And they stare back trying to let themselves be encircled With smiles That shine like halos As they look at their sisters Without lust And with compassion While they express their enthusiasm for jazz And sing as loud as trumpets Dancing as fast as a piano I’m finished crying for the dinosaurs Or feeling guilty for Christ I jump into the smile of the moon I spread my arms wide open in front of the sun Just to let him know that he’s welcome
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paint on callused fingertips, paint dyeing German beer, paint flickering fluttering trembling across bare canvas skin as you finesse, ink and watercolor at your whim while you work. you are no Caravaggio, much more a Gentileschi, but Michelangelo himself would be awed by your radiance, the subtle art of your face and brushstrokes of your curves, spine sinuous undulating while you dance for him. I've been begging for you to tell me something new for months upon months, to tell me that you are not the same, that you cannot stand me, that "I love you" was the Great Lie; but you will not no never you're too good for something so base as hate or someone so base as me but you're still here and I love you and hate myself for it.
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May 19, 2014
May 19, 2014 at 9:48 AM UTC
Annika Charlotte
"you may keep small electronic de- vices on, but please make sure all cellular capabilities are switched off." then they switch off the cabin lights, and I am here in the dark, iPod assaulting my eardrums as iPhone assaults my retinas. this is How It's Meant To Be me and my ephemeral avarice, my electronic yearning; Bethany Cosentino is crooning, a private concert for one, I wish Allen Ginsberg was my boyfriend; the other boy isn't like me, he's prettier but that's nothing new is it? of course, Ginsberg is dead and also forgotten, by and large; same for D. H. Lawrence, Caravaggio, Joan d'Arc, all those I drew upon for my Wilde persona. there is only me now, and I am alone.
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Jun 5, 2014
Jun 5, 2014 at 10:56 AM UTC
AIRPLANE MODE
love come in many colors an illusory hope arching across the sky a rainbow ending in broken promises and tears love seen through a prism is only an optical deviation a foolish man's perspective of love's true value love is painted in shades of monochrome a chiaroscuro image of Caravaggio's brush love is black and white colors having no hue love absorb and reflected nothing but an incidental light
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Jul 26, 2010
Jul 26, 2010 at 6:42 PM UTC
Love's True Color
Like western ice melting and pooling into puddles filled with crimson Caravaggio blood. You moved your hands like I was something porcelain, something breakable. The sheets became giant waves filled with debris and pollution crashing against sea glass and lime stone, and you still thought I was something incredible, something unreal. The walls creaked and breathed while the room heated, filled with secrets and Christmas lights that dimly lit nothing but shadows and silhouettes, and you still thought I was something crystal, something beautiful. The marks and scars and memories caught my throat suffocating my face under layers of empty pages and water stained notebooks, and I thought I was something untouchable, something tainted. And you laughed and ground palm against cheek, mortar against pestle and I smiled and thought you were something extraordinary, something honest. So more like snow dissolving into the depths of bottomless oil wells, I blinked and disappeared into something dangerous, something wonderful, something real.
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Aug 11, 2011
Aug 11, 2011 at 8:20 PM UTC
Something
Smiling eyes In sensuous touch Of naked sound Taste mysterious pulses Imprisoned yet unbound Spangled light reflected Colors that pierce the ground While echoes of Forgotten brush strokes flutter Like a thousand birds all around One moment, this moment This scene, Oh! this freedom Holding in the artists tender touch The promise of a lifetime
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Aug 12, 2012
Aug 12, 2012 at 1:44 PM UTC
Caravaggio
She never once asked why I keep the twisted rosewood stick or if it holds significance. Or why Flann O'Brien's "At swim two birds." has a place by itself on the shelf. She never understood my love of jazz, metal or classical music or wondered why Hieronymus Bosch and Caravaggio prints are in the hall. She once said I should get rid of them all "They don't match the décor." She never understood the humour of Leonard Cohen, nor appreciate the raw beauty of a Bukowski poem; claimed they were just ***** old men. She couldn't fathom why I am drawn to decrepit ruins or could spend hours just walking without a destination. She never will comprehend my love for the ghostly hue of twilight.
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Oct 29, 2015
Oct 29, 2015 at 8:00 PM UTC
She never asked
Out of the ashes I rise; Blistered limbs, scalded eyes Like Venus, born at sea And arrive at shore underneath olive trees. The rekindling of the fire has set me free- but Zephyrus' wind blows at me. I Athena and you the Centaur; You long to hold me, but I carry the Halberd. I am a creature of reason and wisdom And You, the outsider of my Kingdom. And so the only right conclusion is hatred: malice as sharp as Caravaggio and Baglione. So descend back into Oblivion, Lucifer For those that abuse, will suffer.
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Jun 18, 2017
Jun 18, 2017 at 7:05 AM UTC
Out of the Ashes
Rafael was deaf. Those colors were only Depth shadows He heard When his brushes Sang quietly Every morning. Caravaggio was mute. And thus he Could not Sing along With Rafael's brushes On those Oily mornings. Funny how their paintings sing to us.
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Jun 7, 2011
Jun 7, 2011 at 7:46 AM UTC
Chirascuro
"Amor Vincit Omnia (Love conquers all)" M. Caravaggio He said: Turn back the drapes, this requires an early morning light.... He said: How rare...that pervasive primary color. He said: There was dew left on the skin from the bath. He said: I have painted holy men! He said: The brush wasn't wet enough. He said: Notice that triangle of sable below the navel? A difficult color... He said: I never saw Matthew and Paul like this. He said: There's no mistaking his aura. He said: Turn more to the right. He said: If I were a woman-- I would love him too.
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Nov 3, 2017
Nov 3, 2017 at 7:56 AM UTC
Caravaggio: A Study of Man Bathing
the intermediate state of art from one innovative orientation pinpointed to the next is plagiarism, and the output of this intermediate state is colossal, although back in the day, it would have been called schooling, like the school of painting that might have produced a pseudo-caravaggio x10 in number for a marquis dumbflou, a don quichehot, a tsar ukuleleitch, a baron einsbach etc etc. well you can’t expect everyone to own an original caravaggio, can you?
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Oct 17, 2015
Oct 17, 2015 at 7:45 AM UTC
a list of notables