Eleven: Night’s Illusions
Posted: May 21, 2011 Filed under: Art, Isms, More FC3, Poetry | Tags: Art, Artistic, Artwork, Carl Watts, Collaboration, FC3, Images, isms, Layers, Original, Photographic, Poem, Poetry, Repost, Unique 8 Comments
Night’s Illusions
It seems it is all a dream
A pleasant mishmash of confusion
I was fine when I went to sleep
Now the pictures flash like an illusion
Beauty of body very bold
Images sharp over laid in folds
Sensuous, desirable, a story told
A woman’s beauty never grows old
The gentle brush of scented hair
Color, thoughts flashing about
Warmth and excitement fill the air
How will this dream work out?
Another flash, a clashing sound
The alarm set to kill dreams
Brilliant images falling all around
Back to sleep, should I try?
Try learn the girls name?
Get up and start my day?
I suspect I’ll never be the same
Not after meeting, the girls with no name
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Artwork: Frank Cunha III | Poetry: Carl Watts | More Poetry
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Frank Cunha III
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Wonderful melding of the visual and written word. Visual illusions. Great collaboration. I shared this on my Facebook page and Twitter.
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Thanks Cath – I love to spread my art around the world and am happy that you are assisting me (the Architectist, the perfect amalgamation of Art & Architecture) and Carl Watts (the Poet/Artist extraordinaire). Sending positive energy and love your way! Thanks again!
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Simply wonderful!
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I love the way the lines of the poem create a shape feminine in form, graceful, and suggestive, a hint that even a poem can paint an illusion.
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Thanks Dan! Appreciate you taking time to provide positive feedback. Much love, -Frank
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The art and poem are visually awesome!
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Beautiful words and art, stunning Carl and Frank x x Lib
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Lovely!!!
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