Ice Sculpture

Ice Sculpture

A Poem by Mason

Eyes glued to the smooth curves
with awe, lips split ajar,
legs locked, but neck still moved
body frozen stiffer.

Her gaze chiseled my form,
creating a sculpture.
Like ice in her hands, not warm,
she shaped me with selfish adjure.

Whipped into submission,
I did as she petitioned.
If she desired a quality,
I would have granted it willingly.

For her, I was whatever.
To me, I was a lie.
For As long as I had her,
it mattered not; that "Why?"

© 2014 Mason


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. wow ... a rare submission of the artist ... to art ... amazingly beautiful and awe inspiring ...

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