Blind Swimming By Max Ernst Poem by Daniel Brick

Blind Swimming By Max Ernst



The painting, Blind Swimming by Max Ernst, is in part his metaphorical
illustration of the process of creativity. We see a portion of a river with a very strong current, running from the top of the painting downward. An object or entity which is traveling with this currents moves swiftly and elegantly downward. Another object with a bullet-like shape is struggling and at the whim of the current. Yet anotherobject shaped like a blade of some kind is slicing its way upwards.

Thursday, May 17, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: metaphor
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Douglas Scotney 17 May 2018

Perhaps the river is a block of wood with the grain parallel to the edge. The grains suggest time and the objects, significant events in time.

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