Photo: One segment of the Northcliffe Art Walk, sculptures in the bush, quite striking when you get such colour randomly appearing. We went on a whim.
“Why not seize the pleasure at once? How often is happiness destroyed by preparation, foolish preparation.!” Jane Austen, Emma.
The Meat
All the grids of the world
only ever speak of disorganisation,
cages occasion freedom
while structure poses random,
so stand where you will
where you feel drawn,
the choice is yours,
but mark my words,
of segue, impulse and whim,
well, that’s where the meat is.
©Paul Vincent Cannon
Paul, pvcann.com
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I was thinking of a different kind of meat lol sorry. I thought you went out hunting because of the photo. I love this line ”so stand where you will where you feel drawn”
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🙂 Lol indeed, but the title is not clear at first for sure. Thank you Winnie.
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Hehe. You’re welcome, Paul. 🙂
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😉
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I love the way the sculptures stand out, yet blend in, as they parallel the form of the trees….and your message also.
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It is such a delightful walk, the sculptures just appear. Thank you Sandy.
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Welcome, Paul.
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Yes, indeed it is.
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Ah, I thought you would be agreeable, I sense it in your writing.
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I am not going to say anything about Arby’s.
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🙂
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This is a bit different from your recent poetry, isn’t it? In any case, without any further analysis, I will simply react by saying, I like it! I trust that instinct and whim are often expressing a whole unconscious thought process, and “trust your gut” isn’t so crazy.
It’s a neat art installation, too, like something out of a fairy-tale.
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Yes, the entire art walk was ethereal, wonderful. Thank you for reflecting back on this Robert, appreciate the thoughts expressed.
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Make a choice and stick to it.
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And enjoy the ride 🙂
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🙂 with all the bumps.
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Lol, absolutely 🙂
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And tasty meat it is!
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I love your response Liz 🙂
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Thank you!
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Oh wow, Bravo–I loved the ending.
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Thank you so much for that.
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You’re always most welcome.
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Yep. Quite lyrical how you took us there, Paul.
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Thank you Tracey, love your observation, yes, and I enjoyed doing that 🙂
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Ah ha, you observe the world, your surroundings and events with hope and optimism. In our opinion, you have it correct.
Very expressive poem. Thank you!
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and many thanks for your reflection too.
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I wondered how you were going to connect the theme word but well done great poem and very clever twist
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Yes, it wrote itself really.
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