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Category: Primitivism

The Muse Inspiring the Poet

March 20, 2018 ~ Raven

Title: The Muse Inspiring the Poet Date: 1909 Movement: Primitivism Artist: Henri Rousseau French 1844 – 1910

The Snake Charmer

April 19, 2017 ~ Raven

Henri Rousseau Date: 1907 Movement: Primitivism

Raven

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That One Thing

One Sunday night I was asked what is best
To share than to be kept all to myself
And my answer is quite a simple one…

Blades of Grass

Lost thoughts echo to haunt last days
And speak utterances of praise
In case the end should come to pass…

Snarl Up

They’re digging the roads up again
The traffic in chaos again
They’re bumper-to-bumper, such pain…

On Being a Blogger

I sit alone in my room as I write
My world of art and getting the facts straight
Before my wanders into verse and rhyme…

Feral Devotion

I found her sipping nectar here
Among the honey flowers here
I found her and she drew me near…

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