The PhotographerA Poem by Kent SmothermanI wrote this one recently during a long afternoon at the office, longing to be somewhere else...A photographer sat in his lonely shop When in hurried an elegant woman Wrapped completely in a flowing fur stole. "I must get right back to my office Where I need a work of great serenity, Something to soothe my harried soul." A cavalcade of the absolute finest Was laid before her, each so stunning That she could hardly find but one to choose. So she sorted and arranged carefully, Analyzed every detail and quality Until only one was left as her muse. Exhausted with her labor, the woman asked How he captured such wondrous images, Like her favorite of a simple, peaceful brook. The Photographer just smiled bemused, Set his head askew and simply said, "I merely took the time to look." © 2012 Kent Smotherman |
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4 Reviews Added on August 1, 2012 Last Updated on August 1, 2012 AuthorKent SmothermanOmaha, NEAboutWeb systems architect by profession, chess player by passion, writer when inspired. more..Writing
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