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Simplicity
This poem is in response to The Mag’s prompt 113 which is the Chagall image above
Said the painter to the poet
“There’s something to be said
For all the palette colors
But you can’t go wrong with red”
Said the poet to the painter
“Your advice is very sage
I find it is the humble words
That better suit the page”
Categories: About Rhyming
light verse, Magpie Tales


Very clever. What happens when the poet sees red?
Reminds me of Why I am not a painter by Frank Ohara… nice little poem VB!
Painter versus poet! Who wins? Both!
Oh, I do like this…
Clever and wise.
ha this is a fun interchange….having spent time as both, i rather like a range of color…
They make a good team !
I love this clever, rhythmic poem.
Poetry in the painting … love this!
This is fun. I like it!
=)
Really, really clever fun!
Anna
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Absolutely! Truly said.
Yes humble words can decorate a page for sure! Well said
Hugs
SueAnn
Red is always a good choice…
So good to see read your poems again! I loved it..