
At the Saint Louis Art Museum today, I took a number of photos and started some new ekphrastic poems. My favorite two photos are here, one showing a view from behind Degas' dancer as she views a woman taking a photo of her daughter before the famous Monet water lily. And I am viewing it all as well. And so are you.

I am always reminded of the famous poem by Robert Hayden.
3 comments:
The water lilies are also watching.
kj
So they are.
dw
Wow. The levels of looking are dizzying! For me, this is the way that art exists now...self-conscious, always in conversation with other art (even accidentally).
I really enjoy this blog! The poems are wonderful.
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