
All Things Nice
Soft and delicate fragile petals of a sweet pea clinging to its stem fluttering in a summer breeze Butterfly wings and baby’s breath swept together in a glorious collection of pinkness Feminine and pretty in rosy hues of scarlet and crimson with splashes of Tyrian purple Fluttering feathers Plucked plumage all to be treasured by the possessor For these are the simple pleasures that bring happiness Copyright © 2021 Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved Laura Bloomsbury is hosting D'Verse Poets tonight and has prompted us with writing about an abstract piece of art. I was inspired by "Small Flies and Other Wings" by Christine Ay Tjoe.
A Painter Without a Brush’ (Gerhard Richter)
Broadway Boogie Woogie (Piet Mondrian))
Convergence (Jackson Pollock)
Movement in Squares (Bridget Riley)
Small Flies and Other Wings (Christine Ay Tjoe,)
Choose ONE title ONLY and write a painterly poem – in other words,
paint us a picture that you imagine fits the title.
Suggestions: Write as artist or observer of an abstract, surrealism or realism. Include texture and colour & engage with the visuals in mood.
OR
Choose ONE of the titles above and simply write an ekphrastic poem. Here are the links to the actual works of art
Gerhard Richter : Piet Mondrian : Jackson Pollock : Bridget Riley : Christine Ay Tjoe
I chose Small Flies and Other Wings (Christine Ay Tjoe,
Oh gosh this is breathtakingly beautiful!! I love; “Feminine and pretty in rosy hues
of scarlet and crimson with splashes of Tyrian purple.”💝💝
Awww, thank you Sanaa 🥰
Lovely interpretation, very evocative.
Thanks so much. I appreciate it 🥰
Love how you used the colors of pink so vividly… That was a title with the most options I think…
Yes, you’re right. I was however drawn in by the colors ☺️
Fantastekphrastic!
I love it when you make up words Ron! ☺️
‘The simple pleasures that bring happiness.’ So important!
Thanks Ingrid ☺️💕
Thanks Ingrid ☺️
an utterly charming canvas of words you wove with flowers and wings
p.s. since we are using another’s work, I did put in a request in the prompt that you “Name your poem according to the title you chose – and also cite the reference in your post”
Oh sorry Laura. I included the artist and the link but forgot to mention the name of the work 😕. I’ll do that now
never mind Christine, its easy to overlook the prompt requests when trying to write the poem too!
I changed it anyway Laura. I wouldn’t want to disrespect anyone or the process ☺️👍
Beautiful words of poetry ❤🌹
Thanks you, as always, d.a. ☺️
You are as ever most welcome
☺️👍
Absolutely beautiful
Thanks Sadje ☺️
You’re welcome my friend
I like the idea that these are a collection that a little girl might have brought into the house to show her mom!
Well done!
Thank you Dwight. Sugar and spice and all things nice! ☺️
Yes!
Indeed, Christine, and you collect them here in your wonderful poem.
Thanks Lisa ☺️💕
You’re very welcome.
Indeed the simple pleasures bring happiness. This is all soft pretty collection in pinkness – a treasure.
Thank you Grace. I’m happy you liked it ☺️
You incorporated a myriad of thoughts and observations in perfect poetry …. beautifully composed.
Helen you are so sweet ☺️💕 Thank you!