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Trickle-Down — The Yell Of Frustration
Published: 2010-03-12 19:45:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 826; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 17
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Ever feel frustrated and just feel like no one is listening?Related content
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In fact, yes, I do feel the same way, however, in my profession I work in, which is Literature/Poetry.
I am actually writing a second poem regarding the ignorance of people who treat Art and Literature as different instead of equals.
"The Soliloquy to Literature" in my gallery is a very short piece regarding this matter and you might enjoy reading it.
Yes, I do feel like this all the time, in my work, as if being pushed away. I thank you very much for making this photo!
Maybe one day I will have you make an illustration, if interested, of something somewhat like this, but to Literature.
The form is dying. My goal as a poet and writer is to help revive it.
Here is an excerpt from my second poem:
“For Poetry’s sake and sustenance,
Let this page to its new renaissance!
On each ready hoof, place a shoe:
Change begins with imprints in the soot,
By leaving fools’ feet behind to go barefoot;
In doing so, let us say in unison, adieu!
But not to the poet, not to his form;
Greet and welcome him back to the norm.”
P.S. Pardon my longwinded reply. This piece you made makes allot of sense to me.
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Thanks for the comment. I've read your poem and its well written and spot on! Frustration occurs in every profession so we're not alone
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All the time. But usually literally more often that spiritually. 
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Thanks for commenting. It wasn't meant to be a spiritual thing. I should have actually done the shot at my workplace, the place where I'm frustrated the most! I figured yelling from the top of a mountain conveyed the emotion of frustration I was/am feeling.
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an overall very imaginative and interesting pic, and good artwork too,
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