Henri
Matisse's Expression
(or, How One
Can Sound Smart and Be Stupid)
(c)2013 Bob Atkinson
"...
Expression to my way of thinking, ...
does
not consist of the passion mirrored upon a human face or betrayed by
a violent gesture.
The
whole arrangement of my picture is expressive ..."
Henri
Matisse
here
we go with confrontation
can't
help it, made that way
this
nonsensical perversion
explained
by gibberish salivated
from
the mouth of one not stout
claiming
name but not productive clout
his
junk not trashed in his time
let's
do him justice of the more refined
absinthe,
and other devious
chemicals
removing neurons from senses
bring
alive that senseless style
obviously
arranged to sell to those
not
understanding of how art goes
well,
need not strike this horse
whose
death has found due course
will
simply, in this argument
present
not words but photographs
Les Phares by Charles Baudelaire, translated to English by Bob Atkinson
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