Pic by Gemma Wiseman ~ A moment at the Enchanted Maze Garden, Arthurs Seat, Mornington Peninsula
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One Single Impression #128 ~ Connoisseur
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To be a connoisseur
One must
Recognise
Appreciate and
Understand
The piquant
Enigmatic beauty of
Subtle
Precious
Peaks of
Quality
The connoisseur is
The keeper of secret knowledge
The omniscient judge in a courtroom
The royal taste in
A field of common wheat
To the down-to-earth cynics
The connoisseur is merely
The aloof dialect in a
Herd of colloqialisms
But sometimes
The connoisseur is
The humble critter who treasures
The worm in the bud
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Sunday, August 8, 2010
Facades of the Connoisseur
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9 comments:
Rightly said!
musty scent of love
so very true Gemma and you didn't mince words here!
love it dear! thanks for your beautiful take on my prompt suggestion!
oh yes, that IS a connoisseur for sure! :)
Your words describe it so well. I like this! I also like the idea that the sparrow is a connoisseur of fine worms. Very nice.
Impressed by your honest reality !
daily athens
Oh, yes - it is about the perfect worm, too! I chose that image as well. Excellent post, as always.
Wow! yes experts have their own way to see finer beauty in art.
Ah, matters of heart in the hands of experts so filled with knowledge.. when have emotion met knowledge..ah, well I find knowledge becoming emotional here or is it emotion turned in ot knowledge.. well, well I am no connoisseur.. well written..
The royal taste
in a common field of wheat
Wonderfully expresses how removed we can become from essence.
Well done. Loved the last verse!
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