Romantic Expressionist Painting
By Mikhail & Inessa Garmash
From ggalleryslo.blogspot.com
sensual flower
Mediterranean hued
soft ripened petals
titivate tousled allure
exquisitely feminine
(This is a rare case for me, where the painting inspired the poem. I almost always write first and then seek out a complementary image. But this painting captivated me.)
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Poesy plus Polemics 
I love it! It makes me want to start painting again. Many years ago, my work was in Ro Gallery, in New York. I lived in North Carolina, where I had a private art studio and taught classes in acrylics, but my passion was oils…and I wouldn’t teach that. God Bless you Paul, Barb
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thank you my multi-talented friend
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It’s exquisite, the Painting and the Poem compliments its really well.
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thank you kindly, Anshuman
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Its a beautiful painting. She seems so beautiful, and thoughtful, as if her eyes are trying to speak from those silent canvas.
Beautiful poem too. Such a great read on a sunday evening for me.
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she just pulled me in
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She is a Beauty (I love it when I can write from a painting/photo, rather than have to hunt one down to go with my poem–my invisible secretary’s s’posed to that, but he’s always AWOL–you get what you pay for).
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I have fun searching for images – it gets me familiar with what’s out there on the web
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It was fun for me when I started out, 2 years ago–now it just takes up time I don’t have.
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The way she stares at me.
It’s like she knows me.
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I felt much the same way
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pretty photo
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yes it is – it really got to me
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Gorgeous and sensual…
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she made me catch my breath
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I can see why. It gorgeous. Beautifully written!!
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thanks kindly
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She is rather lovely and your words do her justice.
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I was smitten
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Beautiful! I get inspired to write by photos and other times I seek out the photo that best suits my theme. And sometimes, no picture necessary 🙂
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many muses keep us going
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Reblogged this on OUR POETRY CORNER.
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Hauntingly beautiful painting, lovely words.
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she captivated me
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Oh, I thought the process was the other way around – that you look at images then spin out some poetry to suit it. That was my handle on how you could be so prolific. How humbling.
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I have fun searching for images to complement my poems
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Whichever way you do it, you always have just the right words for the image. I always rather thought you were inspired by the images as your words seem to say exactly what is contained within them. How marvellous that there is, already existing, art that speaks after your words. A little miracle of common thought coming together at the chosen moment.
She is strenuously beautiful with contemplative eyes. I can quite see why you were captivated. x
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I quite enjoy searching the net for appropriate images
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