| After the marrowhas dried | | | | Instead, the viewer is presented with segments |
| There is only a shell | | | | that appear disconnected or even disjointed. |
| Where oncethere had beenblood and bone. | | | | The distinct advantage of this art form is that |
| Quite sadly,it is enough tomake a stone | | | | each segment may be viewed from a distinct |
| Buddha cry. | | | | vantage point. Such a process provides depth and |
| When it comes to modern poetry analysis it | | | | perspective to an object that may have been |
| would only be fair to acknowledge the | | | | observed from only one point of view during the |
| contributions of Pablo Picasso. As one of the most | | | | immediate past. |
| influential painters of the 20th century, Picasso | | | | In the world of poetry, this radical art form was |
| and Georges Braque were responsible for the | | | | sometimes associated with "Imagism". "Imagism" |
| development of "Cubism". | | | | is an artistic movement that favors economy of |
| "Cubism" was a movement in painting and | | | | expression, precise language, vivid imagery and a |
| sculpture that also had significant impact upon | | | | dramatic break with tradition. |
| poetry, literature and music. Within these fields, | | | | With this in mind, I recommend "Banteay Srei (A |
| "Cubism" was a revolutionary movement | | | | Temple) " as a unique form of modern poetry |
| whereby art objects were broken down and | | | | that may be subject to such an analysis. |
| reassembled into new forms. | | | | In keeping with the basic philosophy of Cubism, I |
| Within this process, viewers of the art object | | | | believe " Banteay Srei (A Temple) " should be |
| were presented with various pieces of the entire | | | | considered from multiple vantage points. |
| work. | | | | Also, please note, "Banteay Srei " is an ancient |
| As a final product, each part of the object is | | | | temple that was constructed during the 1Oth |
| presented with distinct layers of height and depth | | | | century A.D. |
| that prevent the piece from being integrated into | | | | It is situated about fifty kilometers from the |
| a highly unified whole. | | | | Angkor Wat Temple in Siem Reap, Cambodia. |