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Ekphrastic Art & Poetry
The Deconstructionist
Oil by Timothy C. Tyler, US
Poem by Bernard Gieske, US
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Free Verse
The Deconstructionist
Every skill has its beauty
quite fascinating to behold.
Then there may unfold a story
simply craving to be told.
I’m not the only one, I see
grappling with a mirror of desire,
wrestling with the question of how
she has yet even to perspire.
Thoughts I ponder carefully now
hovering between beauty and skill.
The power of my gaze though still
overwhelms the syntax I know.
What is it about those jeans
that I see in clothing stores
with holes and worn so?
I simply cannot image what species
finds such attraction for these.
She’s doing fine I would judge
on bended knee wearing out her jeans
or did she buy them as is
like I have often seen?
She makes me feel free
this deconstructionist—
putting my mind at ease.
Her skill and beauty coexist.
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This oil
painting by
Timothy C. Tyler won Chairman's Purchase Award
in the second Art Renewal Center Salon world wide
competition. This piece was the first painting
by a living artist to break into the top views per
month on Art Renewal Center's website. The week it
hit number nine, "The Last Supper" was number ten.
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