BIENNALE POETRY: Showing at an Exhibition

February 16, 2008

 

At the Florence Biennale, sitting at my exhibit most days, I had a lot of time to reflect on what was happening there.  I either doodled my thoughts in a sketch book or wrote them up as poetry.  Here’s a poetry sample:

Showing at an Exhibition

You paint for hours
They pass by in seconds

Some look
Some don’t

Some comment
Some won’t

Snaps here
Snaps there

Those who care
Those who stare

Sitting, watching, waiting
Never know who’s passing by

Not anticipating
But happy for a break

Not shy
But consistently wondering why

How and what
A matter of luck

How and now
Not wishing to feel stuck

Nice things said
But not going to my head

Confidence in bursts
For success we all have our thirsts

Reactions good
Messages understood

Art works when responses are clear
Positive audiences assuage fear.

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