A Painted Poem

A Painted Poem

A Poem by B L Bushong
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Here's another poem about that girl. It was actually just written a few days ago.

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Bottles of paint upon my shelf,
Red and yellow, black and blue,
I will take it upon myself,
To mix those paints and color you,
Why do you run from my brush?
Are you afraid of your markings?
Why are you in such a rush
To ignore your caref’ly gained harkings?
Listen to my words, my love,
You are canvas, I am key
To painting you a perfect dove,
To bring that olive branch to me,
Because you see, my work of art,
I have given you my heart.

© 2008 B L Bushong


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Another brilliant poem! I love the idea of you being the painter and (I assume it's a girl) running away from you like that. Really sweet.
"Are you afraid of your markings?
Why are you in such a rush
To ignore your caref'ly gained harkings?"
Did seem like a shaky section to me. The words "markings" and "harkings" seem like a stretch with the rest of the vocabulary in the poem. I actually don't think it would hurt the poem at all to completely exclude these three lines, but it's all up to you. The rest of the poem is great!

Posted 16 Years Ago



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B L Bushong
B L Bushong

Paragould, AR



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I'm 18 years old, I've been writing since I was about twelve, my favorite authors include Shakespeare, Oscar Wilde, and George R. R. Martin, among others. more..

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