Picasso's Guernica Painting Under Microscope Poem by Terence George Craddock (Spectral Images and Images Of Light)

I was really laughing over this one,4 me the symbolism was stacked and packed, right under the critics nose, leaving the critic in retrospect, to pull the wings off the fly.

Ah u missed the enormity of the fly critic studying cubic lines on the painting combined with the symbolic meaning of the fly and reality of flies in death in 'Picasso's Guernica Painting Under Microscope' context. Sorry dry humour in 'off wall skeleton lines' but seriously thought this a major critic invention in multiple contexts.

The title of this poem is an opening line of the poem composed of titles only. It stretches up to poem 292 I think, will have to check again, all the titles from this one on form a poem :) . Nice discovery if not an invention.