Marian Elizabeth : Writing

XVII (Paris)

XVII (Paris)

A Poem by Marian Elizabeth


A poem from my collection "Between Anorexia and I"
LIV (wisteria)

LIV (wisteria)

A Poem by Marian Elizabeth


A poem from my collection "Between Anorexia and I"
So I May Live

So I May Live

A Poem by Marian Elizabeth


Hear crimson jewel of my chest By turbulent feelings stirred; From your ocean of grey sadness Waves wash upon shores of grief. Do retreat..
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Untitled

A Poem by Marian Elizabeth


There is a mischievous gypsy That cheats my fate with her cards, That makes me believe the moon Drew good omens on my palm, That talks of..
XXXII (a fountain)

XXXII (a fountain)

A Poem by Marian Elizabeth


A poem from my collection "Between Anorexia and I"
XV (cherries)

XV (cherries)

A Poem by Marian Elizabeth


A poem from my collection "Between Anorexia and I"
Catharsis

Catharsis

A Poem by Marian Elizabeth


The catharsis of the moon comes easy; All she does is pull the waters, The tears of phases, together That with lenient execution Kiss th..
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Untitled

A Poem by Marian Elizabeth


Sitting at a chill cafe, Under the spell of good jazz, I felt a bohemian thread Bind the vessels in my heart And I thought of trinkets, c..
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Untitled

A Poem by Marian Elizabeth


After blazing leaves of pleasure In a labyrinth I walked Pressured to discover exits But wanting to discover none. In my mind I raced th..
Quote 3 (this is not a poem)

Quote 3 (this is not a poem)

A Poem by Marian Elizabeth


“Motherhood seems to women what breathing or drinking water seems to humans all; but some of us find the water too cold and ill tasting and the ..