Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (24.Portrait)

24. Portrait

Once up a time, a portrait was painted spontaneously.

"Hello Smiley", said a voice

"Hello world", respond the portrait
with a misplaced line curving out
of the flat canvas
soon jumped
into a
3 dimensional

world

Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (23. A Tightrope Walker)

23. A Tightrope Walker

A tightrope walker

stands on an imaginary line

high above

the multidimensional

reality

trying to balance

an unbalanceable

weightless pole, with two ends

that are

forever

dis-con

nect

ed

Absent-mindedness

Absent-mindedness

is a sheet of blank

paper, folded by

hands of a craft-man

into colorful

geometric
models of
some absent-

minded

ness

Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (22. My Traveler's Ambition)

22. My Traveler's Ambition

My traveler's ambition

does not coordinate

with geographical routing, but

psychological

twists

intertwines with

a reversed

timeline - days

and nights

my traveler's foot-

prints, penetrate

the depth of

mind

Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (21. Feminine Connection)

21. Feminine Connection

Abstract reasoning

was once caressed

by a pair of pinkish hands

so the concept of the world changed

from its geometric shaped ideas

into a feminine reality

that combines body

and mind

Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (20. Light)

20. Light

Light, is not traveling through

the curved space, but

my beautified past

playing with highlights

occasionally
jumping to my current

and my future ---

Light, is painting my life

into a colorful
concrete

mosaic

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Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (19. Improvised New Life)

19. Improvised New Life

In a brief moment of

absent-mindedness

a new life was improvised 

as some tree-shaped figures
soon transformed

into musical notes

joyfully
departed from
their unseeded

womb

Laziness

Laziness

was initially a dance of Tango

mis-stepped into Blues, yet highly

satisfied with

every unintentionally

mismatched

move

Africa (3.Night)

3. Night

I was told

the nightmarish tales

had never come to Africa -

the evening sky is always clear

the silver Moon is forever bright

all lives rest in

the tranquil dreams of summer night -

Oh Africa!

the cradle of life

the wonderland of children

and the bewitched

Enchantress of myth - who

never desired to wake up from

the moonlit innocence

of

Eden

Love (Is A Portrait)

Love (is a portrait)

Love

is a portrait of

swelling heart

framed with

infatuation, hanging

inside a room

that has no wall to support

such weightless

MATERIAL

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Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (18. Jade)

18. Jade

The jade-colored ocean

gazed at the world

through its reflection, that was

greener

than

jade

Africa (2. Afternoon)

2. Afternoon

After the Sun reached its zenith

a lioness

robust and vigorous

sitting on the top of a high hill

breastfed

the grand view of

afternoon

Africa (1.Sunrise)

1. Sunrise

Standing on Horizon

arms stretched

Africa

posed like an umbrella thorn

ready to greet

another glorious

sunrise

Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (17. A Few Headless Creatures)

17. A Few Headless Creatures

Once upon a time

a few headless creatures

suddenly started pondering life

with their weightless bodies

dangling in the air

days

and nights...

That's how IDEA was born ---

being pushed out of womb by curiosity

trapped in desolation of reason

unaided, wandering aimlessly

relentlessly, yet

cautiously

to evade a cliff edge

that leads to the abyss of

unknown

Impression - Reading Monet (4.Reflection)

4. Reflection


The countenance of the reflection

is portrayed by
her contour line
quivering
back and forth -
irresolute
to draw a clear
boundary
between dark
and
light

Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (16. Playgournd)

16. Playground

My colorful palette

is a playground

consists of many

childish symbols

no longer recognized

by adults'

mind

Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (15. The Air of Bleak Winter)

15. The Air of Bleak Winter

The air of bleak winter

is condensed

into red

floating up high

like the Sun

sending out

her promise of

rising again

and

again

Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (14. History)

14. History

history

was written in text

stored in

Noah's Ark

drifted along

the river

of time

anchored

at every

beginning of

fairy-

tales

Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (13. Time)

13. Time

Time

is not moving toward

a single destination

but flowing

along numerous paths

with numerous

turns - in which

we dwell

and live with

differently colored

fruits

of

Eden