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Just a dream?


The water trickles over the rocks,

    I can almost hear

        The faint rush of the water.

            The paint glides across the canvas.

                With vigerous strokes,

                    I perfect its clarity.

 

                Striding through the gallery,

              I take it all in,

         The oder of wet oil paint.

    Pride is injected into my vains.

There's a Van Gough painting next to it.

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