Poems on the topic: artist

Poems on the topic “artist” on Poets.by.

ContemplativeRaymond Garfield Dandridge

Sunset

Round appearing, Illuminant fire, Built in space, Shedding heat, Traveling westward ; Your photosphere Conflicts With dwindling light Of stricken day, At dying hour. Emerging from The reek appears At distant edge of earth, A straightened rainbow Reaching far into the sky- You are an artist, Sun!
CheerfulEdgar Lee Masters

Penniwit, the Artist

I lost my patronage in Spoon River From trying to put my mind in the camera To catch the soul of the person. The very best picture I ever took Was of Judge Somers, attorney at law. He sat upright and had me pause Till he got his cross-eye straight. Then when he was ready he said “all right.” And I yelled “overruled” and his eye turned up. And I caught him just as he used to look When saying “I except.”

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