MuseA Poem by Glassboxesa sonnet about the writer's museSonnet: Muse I honestly do not know who you are, elusive muse.
So many poets, writers, and painters have pined
for you. Using any excuse of love lost to lose
you and carry on heartbroken, bruised, and blind.
Your eyes, some have said, are like stars glistening,
diamonds on black velvet. They say your skin is sweet
like the tender flesh of fruit, that listening
to your voice and the delicious deceit
of your love can satiate and sustain
any starving artist. I regret
I cannot love a shadow, contour, or feign
grand metaphors to immortalize a silhouette
above streetlights dawning on city sounds.
I’ll watch and wait until they dwindle down.
© 2009 GlassboxesAuthor's Note
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Added on August 23, 2009AuthorGlassboxesLutherville, MDAboutSalutations, my name is Gabriel. Symbolism and mythology (especially Greek mythology) play a major part in my writing... so does blood-shedding carnage occasionally. My form of choice for poems ha.. more..Writing
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