Rodin's The KissMar 16 '04 Write an essay on this topic.
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The Bottom Line I love to write about art as well as life.
This poem is inspired by a very well known sculpture by the French artist Rodin. It might be familiar to some of you. Hope you enjoy this one! Rodin's The Kiss Two people sit on a rock-bench, Their heads tilt. Eyes unseeing and mouths unspeaking, Frozen together by an ice floe of infatuation. They copulate in the same position Every season. Birds leave their droppings on them in summer, Mid-autumn leaves and rain Clothe and wash their bodies. Then winter comes and people stare at them. From the telephone lines, pales crows watch: the Two ghostly figures in an embrace. Tow persons of stone in love And burning with cold passion. In the morning, they kiss Like the young lovers who needed all night To have one moment of intimacy. So that when evening comes They go at it again With stars as witnesses.  |
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