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Tag: Rothko Chapel

Featured Poetry

Matthew Kohut – Rothko Chapel

June 8, 2025June 7, 2025 Nicholas Trandahl

Matthew Kohut allows readers to contemplate the contrast of darkness and light in the powerful minimalism of his poem "Rothko Chapel".

Tagged art, contrast, Darkness, juxtaposition, Light, light and dark, Mark Rothko, Meditation, Poem, poet, Poetry, Rothko Chapel, ZenLeave a comment

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