A Self PortraitA Poem by Abigale LeCavalierA Self Portrait
I am reaching from scented candlelight, into a space just big enough for my feet.
And I pick lilacs, in dreams with Edgar Allen Poe, sprays of purple and white, holding them to his mouth, never whispering a word.
And I am back again.
The shoes no longer fit.
Spitting brandy on my favorite painting; a self portrait of someone else’s me.
Understanding; the colors that run together have an easy flow, even as they are washed away by wine turpentine in the dim light.
And I cant help but cry, as I kiss canvass, with the plum lips I wear every day. © 2010 Abigale LeCavalier |
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