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Forms of Art
January 11, 2009
If you asked me to draw a picture you would be
disappointed
I draw with my words
Some have the gift of drawing to tell a story
I write to tell mine
A picture can say a thousand words
But I can write a thousand words or I could illustrate the matter in a statement
Being an artist does not require colours on a canvas or sculpting of material
Being an artist requires imagery of words that people can slowly savor while they read your art
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