Today's OneWord: Gallery

I found three of my least impressive artworks hanging in the large gallery, and everyone seemed to adore them. Of course, as they flocked around the rope separating them from the glaring, sloppy canvasses, they all had something different to say about it. For one of my lackluster paintings, one man thought it was a portrayal of a dystopian America. His friend had sharply scoffed, "Oh, you mean like the America we live in now?"

They could think all they wanted about the paintings. I was blissfully indifferent.

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