FINDING THE ART
The man mows his lawn
In perfect rows,
Then trims the edges
With a sculptor’s eye,
His work of art
A departure from the days
He spends
Managing numbers,
Filling spread sheets,
Twirling a pencil
Behind an oaken desk,
He stops to admire his work,
Taking time to breathe
In the fresh spring air,
To hear a pair of cardinals
Discuss the birdhouse in the yard,
It’s not so hard,
He thought,
To free the mind and find the art
In a perfectly sculpted lawn,
Yet even in a spread sheet
There is an art
To the lines and lists,
An art
That DaVinci himself
would have loved.
The picture is a page from DaVinci’s notebook.
What a wonderful gift today. Good wishes for this beautiful blog
Thank you, Judy. I’m glad it was easy to leave a comment.
Yes, I see art in orderly things, I guess it’s true of bird nests and bees wings, for these too are orderly things.
They are indeed orderly things, but what beauty lies within.