Tilting
He carries oblique remarks
upon the canvas of his lips.
He paints them as disordered fact.
He paints them as distorted fact.
He slants the truth; as reckless
as concert crowds
after the last note is played.
To meet the artist as a truthful man
has long been my wish.
If art is meant to be beautiful,
let it dwell safely in his mouth.
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