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  • Dauzette on May 7
    I must say dear sir this is a magnificent page. The background adds such a touch, as well as the picture at the top. Off to read your work...
  • Dalaney on May 7
    I love this painting.. It inspires all kinds of thoughts Love to you, my Artiste.

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  • Cvillelisa on May 6



    I found the parrot poem. Written by my current poetic infatuation ( that is of the dead variety) Weldon Kees

    Obituary

    Boris is dead. The fatalist parrot
    No longer screams warnings to Avenue A.
    He died last week on a rainy day.
    He is sadly missed. His spirit was rare.

    The cage is empty. The unwhooked chain,
    His pitiful droppings, the sunflower seeds,
    The brass sign, "Boris," are all that remain.
    His irritable body is under the weeds.

    Like Eliot's world, he went out with a whimper;
    Silent for days, with his appetite gone,
    He watched the traffic flow by, unheeding,
    His universe crumbling, his heart a stone.

    No longer will Boris cry, "Out, brief candle!"
    Or "Down with tyranny, hate and war!"
    To astonished churchgoers and businessmen.
    Boris is dead. The porch is a tomb.
    And a black wreath decorates the door.





  • NurseChilly on April 28
    god what a nipple she's got ... swoon...

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