A
NAIVE PAINTER
painting of seraphine louis
The
flowers
Who
ought to speak
In
hue, honey and scent
Have
become mute
The
bouquet-life
Is
so tied up
Cut
off from roots
The
beauty
Withers
fast
The
release is
In
unsung end
Posted for Fireblossom’s Friday : Seraphine Louis @ Real Toads
Thanks so much for writing to my prompt and for your take on Seraphine Louis's art!
ReplyDeleteGreat take on this.
ReplyDeleteIt's so subtle but that rope caught my attention as well.
This is a wonderful response to the prompt......the "unsung end" - that sums up Seraphine's sad life.
ReplyDeleteWow--I din't catch that sense of binding and boundary in her work, but now that your poem gave me the eyes, I see that she embedded protest as well as love. Even in the video I put with mine, the frame cramps the spirit. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteUnsung end...yes, it speaks of the artist so well. Beautiful poem
ReplyDeleteThis made me feel sad that even though the flowers are beautiful, they are in fact dead... Lovely piece!
ReplyDeleteDelicate and nuanced - tinged with sadness. Lovely.
ReplyDelete.When you observe the quality of the choir who is doing the singing of recognition and praise. It is of no real value. Her unsung end is of little importance. Her legacy is.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your poem Sumana Thank you for bringing this artist to my attention..
Beautiful
ReplyDeleteThe bouquet-life
ReplyDeleteIs so tied up
Cut off from roots..
This is an excellent metaphor, so apt for the theme of your poem.
So true ..
ReplyDeleteLovely poem, Sumana. Thanks. k.
ReplyDeleteI admire the muted flowers beauty ~ Thanks for sharing ~
ReplyDeleteGrace
Sumana, it is very sad when the flowers become mute....signals the end times or winter ahead!
ReplyDeleteThanks for being such a presence in my blog, for your always thoughtful comments. I appreciate this very much!
I love the voice you've given this work...beautiful indeed!
ReplyDeleteI believe we all loved this prompt. I just wanted to say thanks for stopping by to visit.
ReplyDelete"unsung end us right on and the mood perfect.
ReplyDeleteAh...sometimes, I am torn between picking the flowers and letting them wilt in their plants.
ReplyDeletethat close - perfect ~
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