'The Painting' by Daniel Brown
- Kayleigh Willis
- Jul 7, 2021
- 1 min read
Paint on breasts, thighs,
face and head,
warm hidden places,
creates yellow, red, blue, green, orange
passionate textures on the canvas--
entwined bodies undulating
two body pallette
two body brush.
The finished painting
is observed in a gallery
casually by those strolling by
one after one
in suits and dresses,
whispering approval
longing for later
holding wine,
with no clue of
the method used
or the shower: paint trickling
down the drain, or their bed
a perfect coupling of Pollack and O'Keefe.
Copyright. Dan Brown.
Daniel Brown is a retired Special Education teacher who began writing poetry as a senior. He has been published in journals and anthologies too few to mention, but thrives on waking before dawn each day to write and watch the sunrise. He reads his poetry weekly on his Youtube channel titled ‘Poetry From Shooks Pond’which he hopes people will stumble over and enjoy. He is working on his first book tentatively titled “Poetry: All Shapes And Sizes”

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