Vincent van Gogh

Vincent, passion asking for rent is where romance loses its lighting.

Oscar, people admire the flame until it sends a bill for paint.

They love intensity in the frame, but not the labor behind the color.

Frida, admiration is cheapest when the artist is not in the room to invoice it.

Passion is not a slogan. It is wanting the work after comfort leaves.

Vincent, the night sky had feelings because you refused to paint it like a ceiling.

Monet, the sky was never flat. People simply needed permission to notice.

A moody room thinks it is a masterpiece because it bought a blue lamp.

Frida, color is not emotion until someone risks something with it.

I painted the night like it was moving because stillness felt dishonest.