Picture Poems a poems written for, and pasted on, pictures, paintings or graphic art. The poem describes or emulated the picture in verse.
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“When I was a smoldy drailflom
I wore crimmels on my blanes.
I drimmed the crandles with my flains,
with brenthin briss i vlimmedthe rein
and blove the trimly masopiel mannes!
How smarthy clove the sleemly croves?
How floaner were the grimbler snoavs?
slem, slem, oh floamy trivlin slanes
when i wore crimmels on my blanes.”
– from the Epic Tome by Drailflom Vlome of Vladro III
in the Year of Mordath, 6023
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The artistic genius of Mattijn Franssen speaks for itself. Aritst website: http://www.mattijn.com/index.htm
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IDOLATRY
You worship another along with your brothers, and carve them as statues: rather than you.
Denying your Self: gather dust on a shelf. You shatter and crumble like stone in a jungle.
Choose a man to be cause over you: You become them, then you lose You.
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Lawrence R. Spencer
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CAN YOU REMEMBER WHEN YOU CREATED STARS AS EASILY AS BLOWING BUBBLES?
REMEMBER WHO YOU REALLY ARE… JUST CLOSE YOUR EYES…. FORGET YOUR TROUBLES!