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Crisp, my aged companion had very definite opinions as to what constituted art.
She was especially biased against graffiti. She saw it as a desecration.
“They should be made to clean it off,” she said her tone laced with distain.
“I’m sure the artist thought it was his best,” I remarked.
“Poppycock!”
I could sense she was getting hot under the collar.
“My uncle Harvey liked to draw on the walls of the barn back home. He claimed it was artistic license, my Aunt called it obscenity and was forever wandering the farm with a bucket of paint and a brush covering over the images he drew. Uncle Harvey had a fixation on the penis. My Aunt explained her husband had never gotten over his arrival at puberty.”
That memory seemed to return Crisp to a time she’d rather forget as she’d been confronted more than once as a young girl by her Uncle’s art work.
Written for: https://crispinakemp.com/2020/03/18/crimsons-creative-challenge-71/
Morpethroad 
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Yea… what is the difference between wall art and graffiti? When we were kids my father drew Disney cartoon characters on our bedroom walls. Snow White, Seven Dwarfs, Mickey and Donald. I shall always remember them.
And sorry to hear you couldn’t load the image. I think you’re not alone. But whether it’s a windows problem or WP I don’t know. Most people have loaded ok.
Thanks sometimes the images just don’t wanna load.
I don’t know why that is. There’s no difference in the images I load. Although photos busy with details might weigh in with more kbs, I do try to keep it low.
Naughty, but very clever take! Loved it Michael…
Violet fun as always 😁
Poor Crisp. Somethings, once seen, just can’t be unseen
So true Lyn