Ice SculptureA 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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2 Reviews Added on September 24, 2010 Last Updated on May 5, 2014 AuthorMasonSomewhere in, GAAboutUsing this platform unpublished while I work out the whole story. -Mason, February 10, 2016 more..Writing
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