Renga Two
Viewing comments for Chapter 10 "Monet's Water Lilies"multi-author book number two
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Comment from estory
Great oriental feel to this, in the perfect balance, and a wonderful nature image of those pink lilies. What makes it unique is that last line, that question, what would Monet do? It becomes an illustration of mankind's interpretation of the world, of the landscape, his articulation of it's meaning and the emotions it inspires. The analogy between the waterlilies and Monet is perfect. Living in New York for many years I was lucky enough to have gotten a chance to Monet's exquisite Waterlily paintings at the Museum of Modern Art many times. It was like visiting old friends every time I saw them. Monet is one of my favorite artists and I have three prints of his paintings in my house; Under the Poplars, Le Coquelliquot, and Windmill at Reisberg. estory
reply by the author on 16-Nov-2020
Great oriental feel to this, in the perfect balance, and a wonderful nature image of those pink lilies. What makes it unique is that last line, that question, what would Monet do? It becomes an illustration of mankind's interpretation of the world, of the landscape, his articulation of it's meaning and the emotions it inspires. The analogy between the waterlilies and Monet is perfect. Living in New York for many years I was lucky enough to have gotten a chance to Monet's exquisite Waterlily paintings at the Museum of Modern Art many times. It was like visiting old friends every time I saw them. Monet is one of my favorite artists and I have three prints of his paintings in my house; Under the Poplars, Le Coquelliquot, and Windmill at Reisberg. estory
Comment Written 16-Nov-2020
reply by the author on 16-Nov-2020
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You lived in NYC for many years. You went to college in Long Island.
I have visited NYC for 14 times in the 35 years. I have been to the Museum of Modern Art many times, too. Remember it's scale and the grandiose.
Originally I wrote a poem to a giant water fall picture I took in Iceland with a rainbow but someone else got ahead of me with a 7-7 flower. So I had to change to this one in a hurry. I will try to post the other one when I get a chance. It is fun to contribute to this Renga book.
Thanks a lot.
Comment from Gypsy Blue Rose
Hello, Lisa,
Beautiful entry for the renga book. Your 5/7/5 poem fits in well with the previous poem. Good job, Lisa. Thank you very much for adding to our book.
reply by the author on 15-Nov-2020
Hello, Lisa,
Beautiful entry for the renga book. Your 5/7/5 poem fits in well with the previous poem. Good job, Lisa. Thank you very much for adding to our book.
Comment Written 15-Nov-2020
reply by the author on 15-Nov-2020
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Sorry. I wasn?t fast enough. Ok. I will update soon.
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No worries :)
Comment from Y. M. Roger
Wonderful imagery and written vision, Lisa! ;) Your second line there, though, is 8 syllables as the word 'via' has two... Thanx for sharing and good luck with the 'fix' here! ;) Yvette
reply by the author on 15-Nov-2020
Wonderful imagery and written vision, Lisa! ;) Your second line there, though, is 8 syllables as the word 'via' has two... Thanx for sharing and good luck with the 'fix' here! ;) Yvette
Comment Written 15-Nov-2020
reply by the author on 15-Nov-2020
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Thanks. I will update. Really appreciate it.