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Tag Archives: public sculpture
“A Bizarre Statue”
A light drizzle discourages visitors from lingering in the plaza where a bizarre statue commemorates my death. Unplanned and unprovoked, my murder occurred on a dreary day like today. My brilliant lover, whose sculptures were spawned by anger and frustration, … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Micro Fiction, Short Fiction, Short Story
Tagged guilt, inspiration, lovers, murder, persecution, public sculpture, sculpture
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“The Statue of Archimedes”
The sculptor stares At his lovely Archimedes. Seated, back bowed Knees bent Arms bridging The divide between Shoulder and ankle. His head, a receptacle For brilliance. A mathematician A physicist An engineer. The sculptor had Minimalized the features Classicized the … Continue reading
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