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Bill Tomko
March 15, 2010
Robert Crawshaw
I mourn the loss of Bob today
I mourn for the ache Betty will feel tomorrow
I mourn the void the family will know this year
I mourn the most for what was left here.
I mourn for the block of wood, with the
sculpture left inside never to be freed.
I mourn for the ink, with the drawing
lodged in its barrel, waiting for bond.
I mourn for the paint abandoned
on the easel, not touching the canvas.
I mourn for the metal and brass, wanting
to be trained and kept on track.
I mourn for the flintlock, soon covered
in rust.
I mourn for his faithful pocket knife,
whittling away,……. laying in dust.
B.Tomko 3/15/2010
(I became an artist because of Bob Crawshaw)
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