I DON’T REALLY KNOW
I DON’T REALLY KNOW
I don’t really know
how it came to be so,
that I was posturing
about a figurine on the wall,
for me, it was an ugly piece on show,
and it didn’t make much sense
and how it came to be historically,
as a masterpiece of this sculptor’s mind,
but then again who am I
to criticize as a layman of the arts on show,
and of a piece of rock with cracks
of where a hammer had struck some blows,
and a chisel had rounded sides
to be significant in the design
of what was before me,
and I still couldn’t figure it out
of what had come from the artist’s head,
to be there on display figuratively,
but then again ain’t life is like that,
in what some would consider being
as a worthwhile contribution to the arts,
as where others would think and say rubbish!
and a total waste of space and time
to be up there on the wall,
but, then again there is a saying,
small things amuse small minds
of which I readily qualify,
and I really don’t know
how it came to be so.
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