nice interpretation, i can see that in the painting too
of course it is...smiles....
This brought a quick smile!
Indeed. The old bloke on the edge looks like an old-fashioned version of the idiot who sneaks up behind making 'bunny-ears' doesn't he?
Absolutely...
I agree with you ~
I agree too. No wonder he has his legs crossed.
An astute interpretation of the picture.
She is a vain one. Couldn't agree more!By the way, I am amazed at the details all of you capture!
LOL...Well said! :)
A fresh interpretation of the prompt's story...
....and if I had my way you'd be cropped out entirely!
Very good and strong is she !
excellent interpretation, she looks exactly like that's what she's thinking.
Of course it is!=)
I like your take on this. I wondered why he'd even bothered to paint in the man.
Ha. I tease my teenagers they should write their autobiographies entitled "it's all about me". Ha ha.
A sentiment reinforced by the artist's cutting the second figure out of the frame... Clever Mag, Madame...
Of course he does!
I guess that's the sort of attitude a model needs. Anyone else is just scenery!
There are layers of attitude so brightly stated here, Helen. Thank you for sharing this fabulous haiku.
I'm on her side, too!!
nice interpretation, i can see that in the painting too
ReplyDeleteof course it is...smiles....
ReplyDeleteThis brought a quick smile!
ReplyDeleteIndeed. The old bloke on the edge looks like an old-fashioned version of the idiot who sneaks up behind making 'bunny-ears' doesn't he?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely...
ReplyDeleteI agree with you ~
ReplyDeleteI agree too. No wonder he has his legs crossed.
ReplyDeleteAn astute interpretation of the picture.
ReplyDeleteShe is a vain one. Couldn't agree more!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I am amazed at the details all of you capture!
LOL...Well said! :)
ReplyDeleteA fresh interpretation of the prompt's story...
ReplyDelete....and if I had my way you'd be cropped out entirely!
ReplyDeleteVery good and strong is she !
ReplyDeleteexcellent interpretation, she looks exactly like that's what she's thinking.
ReplyDeleteOf course it is!
ReplyDelete=)
I like your take on this. I wondered why he'd even bothered to paint in the man.
ReplyDeleteHa. I tease my teenagers they should write their autobiographies entitled "it's all about me". Ha ha.
ReplyDeleteA sentiment reinforced by the artist's cutting the second figure out of the frame... Clever Mag, Madame...
ReplyDeleteOf course he does!
ReplyDeleteI guess that's the sort of attitude a model needs. Anyone else is just scenery!
ReplyDeleteThere are layers of attitude so brightly stated here, Helen. Thank you for sharing this fabulous haiku.
ReplyDeleteI'm on her side, too!!
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