My Monkey Solaces Me -- a Thursday Poem for you
- I'm linked with Margaret in the Imaginary Garden at http://withrealtoads.blogspot.com/2018/12/artistic-interpretations-with-margaret.html
- Margaret said she was "sitting (with other poetry writers) in a room surrounded with displayed art, it is truly a creative environment. Each month the venue has new local talent displayed and often the art work is for sale. I fell in love with these alcohol inks and I hope you find inspiration in them as well." I have posted my ScreenPrint copies of her finds here. [Click them for large]
- Readers here will find ten more of the pictures at her link above. (An aside, I stopped at the Michael's Store here and found the shelves empty where the alcohol inks were supposed to be. I think we all might do art with this method. There is even a YouTube on line showing how to do it right.)
* https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/solace
Definition of solace. (Entry 1 of 2) transitive verb. 1 : to give comfort to in grief or misfortune : console.
Labels: art, Artistic Interpretations, Humor(?), Poem, prose poem, Real Toads, Syllabic Form
6 Comments:
You are monkeying around again are you Jim? I bet the grandkids love you.
We need to have a little monkey every now and then...
Funny poem.
I have heard, "It's not my circus, not my monkey." Instead, you say, it is always, "My monkey." Good to have someone to lay the guilt on....enjoyed your poem.
Oh I love your title.. and I love the poem!
This art with alcohol inks is gorgeous - sold out shelves in your area? Yes, I might give it a try. The "monkey" is adorable ... keep using him :)
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