As I see those lands ahead
Those lands where no men tread,
I see that wondrous piece of art
Which pulls me so strongly,
So strongly to its heart.
I will find a way to tread those lands,
And along those lands I'll go.
I’ll reach that painting,
That painting which pulls me,
Pulls me into it so strongly,
And to that painting I will bow.
Artwork by Michael Edwards.
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Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) (
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- Comment from author about the poem: A couple of days ago Michael Edwards put up a poem called "Where No Men Tread" and on this piece was this artwork. The more I look at this piece of art the more I see, this happens so often to me with Michael's abstract paintings and I have written about them previously. Thank you so much for the honour of seeing your works Michael.
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A fine write and pic Gold.
Oh lol, on a quiz prog it said 'After the war certain musical works were experimental; some not very good and rather trashy'. It was a question on your favourite love-to-hate musician, Stockhausen!
Thanks Orchi.
Beecham was not the only one who did not go much on Stockhausen then.
Andy
Thanks so much for the honour Andy - you've done it real justice with a fine write. And yes I will print and keep this.
Thank you Mchael, the honour is mine in being able to see your artworks Michael, thank you for the pleasure it gives me.
Andy
A wonderfully flowing and very inspiring tribute to Michael's abstract artwork - - he will love to read and keep this posting dear Andy.
Thank you Fay, I see so much in Michael's abstracts,
Andy
what a tribute Andy...
I must go check the piece of Michaels art to which you refer... He is a fine artist I know and seems to be able to turn his hand to many forms and styles..
Than k you Neville. Yes he is a fine artist, I enjoy so much of his work but he abstracts always speak to me,
Andy
Reflecting upon this, together with the comments so far and the picture reproduced here I am having to admit to myself that i have been guilty of taking Michael's work for granted.
I do so agree he is a fine, undoubtedly very talented, master of the visual art in many genres as we have all seen.
I guess i am making an excuse for my taking for granted when i tell you that i am always in "the written word" mode when i see these pics so rarely take time to appreciate their fineness.
I feel guilty now lol.
A fine tribute from you Goldfinch revealing how 'trippy' your meditations upon this artwork become.
Over the years art has been another thing that I have got into and I always look into the depths of artworks to see what is within in them that talks to me.
If I had my way I would be living at The Ashmolean in Oxford, I have been there many times and there is one painting there that I have stood in front of for many hours and each time I see something new.
It must be the mushrooms that I have found in the wood. LOL.
Andy
Yes Michael's art work is masterful and we are blessed to have him here among us. And I too tend to see things within the picture. For one at first I thought it a foot, then I looked at it again here and I see it's a hand in a glove. Wonderful visual art to go with wonderful poetry from both of you. ; ) AP
Thank you AP, I see many things in Michael's art but so many people look but don't see when they look at artworks - I see.
Andy
What a great short poem
Thank you Melissa, much appreciated.
Andy
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