Zeitgeist
Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2005 7:10 pm
I hung my tea towel
on the washing line
blue and white check
(with a small label)
and one peg.
A knock at the door
a man; flushed, panting
said he'd seen my towel
flapping from afar
and wanted to give me
twenty five million
pounds!
He said it was;
"The best example of a
contemporary, abstract, conceptual
post modern, minimalist, piece of work"
He'd seen in a long time
He said that;
"It typified woman's struggle
through the ages"
and it made him cry.
I was stunned, of course
and said;
"Don't you realise if you
take it out of it's environment
it ceases to have any meaning!?"
shaking my head
I closed the door.
© Justine Tennant 2004
on the washing line
blue and white check
(with a small label)
and one peg.
A knock at the door
a man; flushed, panting
said he'd seen my towel
flapping from afar
and wanted to give me
twenty five million
pounds!
He said it was;
"The best example of a
contemporary, abstract, conceptual
post modern, minimalist, piece of work"
He'd seen in a long time
He said that;
"It typified woman's struggle
through the ages"
and it made him cry.
I was stunned, of course
and said;
"Don't you realise if you
take it out of it's environment
it ceases to have any meaning!?"
shaking my head
I closed the door.
© Justine Tennant 2004