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The Starry Night, At the Museum
February 7, 2024
The sun sets, stars shimmering,
so peaceful, what a clear night sky.
Incredible, the whole town settles,
I stare up, what else is out there.
I stepped back, peering at the painted stars–
what a masterpiece.
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This poem is a Sijo, a Korean form of poetry that was 14-16 syllables per line and 44-46 syllables total. I wrote this poem based off of the piece of art called "Starry Night" by Vincent Van Gogh. One of my favorite pieces of art.