Im Baum - In the Tree 36 x 52 cm |
WINTER TO
THE CORE
Located in
the deeps of cold fog and snow drifts
is a museum
in which a sun burned meadow by Monet
hangs in a
heat haze of July or August, young ladies
in long
gloves underneath parasols, and
across the
room is a Renoir girl—
hands red,
roughened
by work—
the liquid
green light of oak and chestnut leaves
surrounding
but not touching her as she lingers on a porch,
the look of
resignation on her face so consummate….
But who can
get there? The wind comes clawing
icily out
of Russia, as far away as the Steppes, an awful hint on its breath
of the Red
Army shitfaced on bathtub vodka
freezing
the will, leaving it ravished and half consumed
half way to
the bus stop. All that’s left as the snow and ice swirl
by is the
birthday call to a close friend who could just kill you for “reminding” her.
Winter - Vivaldi
performed by Julia Fischer
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.