Convergence

                                                                                                 Author: Basile Morin

Image: The 'Perspective' frequently used by the artist 

showing a parallel progression that appears to converge

at the end with a central vanishing point accentuating 

the mobility and movement effects (here)

11 of 12 given words:

stony silent resume read stiff  admire 

signed, dated routine, bridge 

crosswalk (a pedestrian crossing)

Convergence (Jackson Pollock)

in stony silence somewhat a resume

to read across a masterpiece on canvas

a scene in living perspective not seen as

stiff but appears to be moving with lots 

of mobility in a creative effort for others

to admire typically signed and dated

in loud colours splashed liberally across

a surreal abstract very much routine to

the artist but one of its kind to the critic

more so to a keen connoisseur of art

the current craze of pour acrylic using

the paraphernalia of objects not just brushes

and turpentine of old but glue, resin and 

even a hairdryer makes it a discovery over the 

bridge and mysterious crosswalk of creativity

Note: Hank decided to change the title from 

'A Painter Without a Brush’ (Gerhard Richter) 

to 'Convergence' (Jackson Pollock)

Laura's at d'Verse's Poetics: The Poet as Painter

MMT's The Whirligig #311