DancerA Poem by Isole BeringerShe is a Dancer.She is a dancer. Her limbs are stretched tight, sallow under false sunlight that beats into flesh and bone under weak kneed innocence. She is a dancer. She is a fighter. Her skin is pale and purpled. Fingerprints tattooed into her wrists and painted onto her biceps. Her eyes are sunken and shaded. She is a fighter. She is a friend. Her lips are quirked in a permanent tight lipped watery smile hidden deep within eyes like faded polluted waters. She is a friend. She is a sister. Her eyelids are purple veined translucent under the fake sun but he kisses salt from her skin and feels himself forming words. She is a sister. She is afraid. She is tense in her soul. Her sunken heart is coloured the dark blue of fear. Her fingers tremble butterfly weak. She is afraid.© 2014 Isole Beringer |
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Added on November 6, 2014 Last Updated on November 6, 2014 AuthorIsole BeringerAboutWorking on a few novels and a novella, or maybe it's a novelette. Co writing two of those novels with Skitch. Not very good with poetry, but fairly confident with basic prose. more..Writing
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