Skin so full of light, such wild white
held aloft by fields of black
and pressed into the earth by skies of beige,
One hand, pressure on the table,
a lonely fingernail, one glaring sideways eye,
a gentle cut of red into your face, half-lipped,
orifice and soft pink shell of funneled sound,
one dark pervasive nostril:
doorway to the arrogantly facing mind:
They are, and they are loveliness
and sharp, it's sure the
teeth and wit are too.
Tell me: "Do diamonds strike the suitors blind?"
Tell me: "Are they swallowed by the dark heart on your breast?"
Tell me: "Did they write their lives to you?"
Please, I beg it, tell me what is true.
Silence, she has gone to rest.
All that's left are blandly colored walls
and the unseen one who desperately loves.
Saturday, February 2, 2008
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