POEMS WRITTEN WHILE SEEING A FEW
PAINTINGS BY TONY MORGAN
By Andreas Weiland
Tony Morgan, Untitled (?) painting, ca. 1981.
STRAWBERRIES HE SD
the strawberry / is it a face?
/ it is
pink icecream color!
Luminous, it intrudes –
that sense, of being
in love again!
A woman, so close
on a day in spring
in the garden!
Perhaps a garden restaurant?
Sky-blue!
Blue horizons
cut deeply
into the silence
of the afternoon
I see you in front of me now
You are not here, something
like you
is near, it's there
inside that wide surface
of the canvas
from which you emanate –
a difference
–
the work of painting:
strokes, the history
of your skin –
trembling bliss
of a hand, of its movements
which,
for ever,
are taking in these moments
silent quakes
A bird skips
You are a
prism
for this
present moment
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