American Gothic, 1930 by Grant Wood at Chicago Institute of Art
You and Me
We’ve
lived our lives and made our choices,
No
regrets, all is well, We listen to childrens’ voices.
Be
in the moment. Don’t forget to breathe.
If
we were together, would we ever leave?
I
wouldn’t change a thing. Neither would you.
As
time goes by, we do what we do.
We’re
far away but really in the same space.
A
quiet, peaceful, mostly joyful time and place.
Alone
as a spec of dust or a grain of sand.
Isn’t
it wonderful, just so grand?
“Get off my lawn!" said
the angry old man.
We do what we do and we do what we can.
(Just know I’m your number
one fan,)
AABB, AABB, AABB, AABB
according to plan.
“Everybody’s an artist” says
the art teacher.
Van Gogh started as art
and book seller, and a preacher.
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