The Painter’s Garden .





Art installs idea with painting brush ,
A true artist endows sense in his canvas .
The seeds he plants from his brain ,
There might be there some chaffy grains ,
Some cankers may aspire a cider tree ,
The painter with eagle's eye should make that free .

Art mirrors life up to nature ,
And crystals  the eye to feel the mystery beyond the apparent ,
The inky tales ,sprout well , and project life ever present .
No infatuation  to please ,
No weakness to tease ,
There can be in artist's field ,
Art translates imagination into reality ,
And a part of Unconscious ,-the artist builds .
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Submitted on October 15, 2013

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Closest metre Iambic pentameter
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Words 98
Stanzas 2
Stanza Lengths 6, 8

Subrata Ray

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