1965, Manhattan, New York, New York,
USA Andy Warhol looking at Campbell’s soup cans in
Gristede’s supermarket . Image by © Bob Adelman/Corbis
an argument for art:
Andy's condensation
of history
there was no need.
the wheel had been
invented by some
"one", or some
collective, and
here we were:
searching for artistry
in the past; a grand
condensation of ideas
spawning creativity.
or not.
but money talks.
as do the dead.
as do those whose
somewhat original ideas
revolutionized everything
and nothing
at all.
Poem © 2012 R. Burnett Baker
Photo shared by Tess Kincaid
Your soup is deep....and very, very good!
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But perhaps he just liked soup...
ReplyDeleteI rather like this one.
ReplyDeleterevolutionized everything and nothing at all...ha...that summed it up nice...he sure made us look at things a bit different...
ReplyDeleteYes...everything and nothing at all! Love your use of condensation...great play...
ReplyDeleteThe dead certainly do talk, especially where money is involved! Different take on the theme.
ReplyDeletenicely done....thanks for sharing your words
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