In Obama’s Portrait by Katie DeBonville, a museum line becomes a reflection on identity, art, and legacy as visitors capture what Kehinde Wiley immortalized on canvas.
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As a writer, I'm thrilled to see my poem here. But...that's not the portrait of Obama to which the poem refers.
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Love this poem!
I wondered about the leaves, etc., but I loved the poetry and tribune to someone I highly respect. Good work.