Stereotype drawings,
Images of faces and friends,
The typical output of our modern wasted,
And an idealistic place for the make pretend,
We fancy ourselves 'artists',
Yet naivete takes our place,
When they call you a god(dess),
I laugh in your face,
So wheres our Sistine chapels?
Where's our Ravens and our Symphonies?
Ha! Make me a statue of David,
And then you can replace me,
Your no Edgar Allen Poe,
Not even a Michelangelo,
So grace me with your Mona Lisa smile,
Or just sit there in denial,
Hmmn? Wheres your work to inspire the masses?
Or are you just another would be fool,
Hidden by those emotional crashes,
You have the audacity to call art?
It's such a stark contrast to the pretty portraits you paint,
How lies abound in your empty charades,
So write me another line,
Or just fall down on your face,
So wheres our Sistine chapels?
Where's our Ravens and our Symphonies?
Ha! Make me a statue of David,
And then you can face me
We fancy ourselves 'artists',
Yet naivete takes our place,
When they call you a god(dess),
I laugh in your face,
You hold yourself in contempt for no reason, your a great writer.