if i were an artist
and this page a canvas
i might simply leave it
just as it is and exclaim,
it is done!
this is it!
i’ll call it
B L A N K S P A C E
curators might declare
my work the best ever done
and offer it at auction for
thousands of dollars,
bidders would clamor to add
B L A N K S P A C E
to their private collections.
but a writer cannot
leave the space blank.
i tried.
and the writer cannot
type
B L A N K S P A C E
on the page because
that defeats the purpose.
it’s a conundrum, really.
I need a DIY Abstract Writing Tutorial.
Peace, people!
Praying for Eyebrowz 
This was quite an entertaining read. I appreciated it as an abstract artist. I loved the second verse where you presented the blank canvas as a masterpiece. You have lots of words and expressions and thoughts ready to share. Best wishes on your writing journey. xo
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I appreciate the feedback. I’m struggling a bit right now while entertaining the grandkids. My brain is sort of a blank space. 😉
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You’re doing fine. It’ll come tumbling out when you’re relaxed. Hang in there.
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Thanks!
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Here is my comment
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See! We can’t do it!
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🙂
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cool poem and poster!
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I have had a lot of blank space lately. I enjoyed your clever piece.
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I can come up with ideas, I just can’t come up with the details.
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Love it! That was really funny. 🙂 I’m afraid I often find abstract art a bit too, um… abstract to appreciate.
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We prefer the term “non-representational” (said in my snobbiest voice)
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You can write such tutorial yourself, and e-book!
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Alrighty then!
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