poetry on art

Salvador Dalí, A Chemist Lifting with Extreme Precaution the Cuticle of a Grand Piano (1936) // C.T. Salazar, "Noah's Nameless Wife Takes Inventory" (2019)

i'll put some mary oliver on my reading list for you <3

Edward Hopper, Summer Evening (1947) // Walt Whitman, "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry" (1856)

Giovanni Girolamo Savoldo, The Death of St. Peter Martyr (1530/35) // Joseph Seamon Cotter Sr., "The Tragedy of Pete" (1926)

Pablo Picasso, Ulysse et Les Sirènes (1946) // Alfred, Lord Tennyson,  “Ulysses” (1842)

Jules-Eugène Lenepveu, Joan at the Stake in Rouen (1886-90) // Seamus Heaney, “Punishment” (1975)

Alphonse Osbert, The Muse at Sunrise (1918) // Seamus Heaney, “Casualty” (1979)

John Everett Millais, Speak! Speak! (1895) // Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights (1847)

you're right i'm not active right now but i will be back!!! eventually!! i promise!!!

omg thanks for your message 😌this is so sweet. i have a lot of favorite poets but my number one all time favorite is walt whitman 💖 he is the one that made me realize the beauty in poetry. he completely changed the way i viewed poetry and how i approached it. i also love hart crane and percy shelley. i find the poetry honestly just by like reading poetry books or reading random poems i find on poetryfoundation dot org or poets dot org and if a certain line really jumps out at me i look through my art textbooks and online galleries to find a work that i think goes with the vibes of it... anyway thank you for the message i hope you have a good day too!

hiiii, yes i’m still here, i haven’t posted in a long time because i haven’t had access to any good image editing software in a long time but someday when i have photoshop i’ll start posting here again. i promise i’m not gone forever 💖

Petrus van Schendel, Nachtelijke marine (Unknown date) // Hart Crane, “To Brooklyn Bridge” (1933)

Joseph-Désiré Court, Scene From the Great Flood (1826) // Hart Crane, “Voyages I” (1926)

René Magritte, A Friend of Order (1964)  // Heraclitus, “Fragment 123″

thank you! i really appreciate this message :)

sylvia plath’s poetry is often really racist so i would prefer not to make edits of it for this blog