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Poet as Painter

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The world
Your dusty palette,
The pen
Your muddied paintbrush:

Dip into
The impossible
Colour
Of imagination

And stain
The pristine slate
With an
Image distilled.
Just a little something. It all started during a particularly boring lecture, and rather than fall asleep...
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:star::star::star::star::star-half: Overall
:star::star::star::star::star-empty: Vision
:star::star::star::star::star: Originality
:star::star::star::star::star: Technique
:star::star::star::star::star: Impact

First of all... I want to say I love this piece. It may have impacted me harder because I am both a poet and a painter so it's easy for me to understand and appreciate this particular writing.
The few words said was probably what impacted me the most. I applaud you on getting out what you wanted to say in less than thirty words. The phrase short and simple and to the point come to mind when I think of this...poem shall I call it? The only thing that really got to me was that I had wished it was longer, going into the fabricated detail of the writer's and painter's world. It was so lovely at the beginning that I was expecting this LONG brilliant piece that left me in tears or something but... that's obviously not what I got. You had the brilliant down, just not the length. *sighs* Why couldn't you be more alert during your lecture? If this piece could be just extended a few more stanzas I might find peace.
Other than that your technique was, in my very opinion, beautiful. Although I just got done complaining about how short your poem was I enjoyed its simple revere and style immensely. This poem is definitely going into the favorite pocket, for sure. Excellent job, my friend.