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Tag Archives: Mark Rothko
Siren
Grief embraces change through form, exploded to shape a sense of calling. (Artwork by Mark Rothko)
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Tagged Abstract Expressionism, haiku, John Biscello, Mark Rothko, poem, renewal, siren song, yellow on fire
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Red, Black
To paint a blood-sport, matador, faring no bull– dark, in need of stars. (Artwork by Mark Rothko)
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Tagged abstract, Abstract Expressionism, black, blood, bull, bullfight, haiku, John Biscello, Mark Rothko, matador, painting, poem, red
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Mark Rothko
Rending light to fit an artist’s capacity to survive caste form. (Artwork by Mark Rothko)
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Tagged abstract, Abstract Expressionism, art, fire, geometry, haiku, John Biscello, Light, Mark Rothko, poem, square
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Horizon
Some silence, you see, is not golden, not really– long dark shadow cast. (Artwork by Mark Rothko)
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Tagged apocalypse, burning, cataclysm, fire, haiku, human, humanity, John Biscello, Mark Rothko, painting, poem
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Freeze
Ice skating past dark, on a frozen pond, alone– Where they swam, last spring. (Artwork by Mark Rothko)
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Tagged abstract, black, Blue, freeze, haiku, John Biscello, love, lovers, Mark Rothko, mood, poem, pond, spring
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Arclight
Bidden by tatters, and gravity’s mutable arc, the palpitations guide me. They are subtle, duly engaged, a milk-slow run of shivers. Bracing the rim, I peer out of cavedark: everything is sudden, color-soaked, a ferocious din and melt, fringed shawls … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract, Abstract Expressionism, birth, dream, eptiaph, fire, God, John Biscello, Light, Mark Rothko, poem, Poetry, red, Yellow
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Perish
Man’s crisis of faith, bailing, fiercely, flames and dearth– How to birth perish.
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Tagged abstract, Artwork, crisis, faith, fire, flames, haiku, John Biscello, Mark Rothko, painting, poem, Poetry, red, Yellow, yellow alert, yellow and red
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Yellow is the Color of my Sad
Yellow is the color of my sad, how it runs. Some think it is blue but it is not. Blue is the common choice for color/me/sad, the popular one (how moods get typecast), but yellow is much sadder than blue, … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract, Blue, grief, John Biscello, Literary, Mark Rothko, painting, Poetry, sad, Yellow
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Tinder
In this lighted instance, a storm-watch of gold bearing the heft of silence and time, slowed. Blue shoulders the collapse of heaven, it is the Atlas underlay, the muscle cloud formation. When the painter dies, this tindered vault will inherit … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract, Blue, ghost, John Biscello, Literary, Mark Rothko, Poetry, Yellow
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Yellow Over Blue
Yellow is the saddest color, she said. Some think it is blue, but it is not. Blue is the common choice for the color of sad, the popular one, but yellow is much sadder than blue. Yellow blinds you with … Continue reading
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Tagged Abstract Expressionism, Blue, John Biscello, Literary, Mark Rothko, Poetry, Yellow
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