Amy Darnbrook
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A Solitary Painter
Sometimes he sits at the top of the hill
Painting the valley below
And sometimes he watches from his living room
Painting the white flakes of snow
Maybe he'll be at the park today
Painting the children having fun
Or in the dense pine forest
Painting rabbits while they run
He's never in the same place twice
And he is always on his own
With a sketchpad, paintbrush, paints and pallet
Painting the grass as it grows
Amy Darnbrook
Submitted: Sunday, November 08, 2009
Edited: Friday, November 20, 2009
Poems by Amy Darnbrook : 5 / 42
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Amy, you could use the same description for a writer, never visiting the same place twice. Top marks and thanks for sharing this with us my friend.
Hugs David