To the Tripart Monets Hung in the Columbus Art Museum
To the tripart Monets hung in the Columbus Art Museum:
3 is powerful and you know that
Muted notes so orchestrated into power and vividness they are fragrant
You are art and your careful gathering exponentiates art
So that the air in the room is thick and balmy
When sensuality was vulgar, Keats was born
Nature will balance
When I stand in that room I know my counterpart
To create is to die and to die is too late
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I never before thought about smelling the flowers in a Monet
I have a special place in my heart for Monet
chills! Nicely done!