Blockheads
BLOCKHEADS
The fear—as close as I can make it
out—is that the sculptor, having freed
the face, will then proceed
to fall in love with the chisel
and the knife, the secret method
for mastering cheekbones,
peculiar twist of the wrist
sure to render the ripples of the hair
just so. The fear, as so, is fair
enough, if also a likely culprit
for the increasing mass kicking back
their chairs not to find better
instruction but to crowd the studio
exit, taking to the streets in search
of a pair of eyes that will return the gaze.
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