A painterA Poem by Kate
Crossing my heart
And kissing my elbow Kneeling on a wooden stool Mouthing prayers For all world's sickness Of the scum As visible as the morning sun Of the rich Hiding it in a poker sleeve Of a lice Multiplying into louse A rose wreath Looped around my head Tapered ends Of our wide life paths Leading to graves Raising a flat ground Into lumps As plump as the mother's oval bun Agony, pain Suffering, despair Acting as a catalyst For fame in the frame Tears and sweat diluted with a paint Dripping into vessels Of canvas slanting On an easel a little Four corners restricting space For unbound reflections For what a painter has to say Sanctified water Dropping on a newborn tiny figure Gurgling squeaking the godmother's name Trickling down a chisel carving Letter by letter Number by number Onto the tombstone Her death Shrunk as a young nipper Shrunk as an old crippler We all are A Prodigy or a git Wrinkles don´t mind and won´t evade Our faith © 2017 KateReviews
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1 Review Added on January 25, 2017 Last Updated on January 25, 2017 AuthorKateCzech RepublicAboutI come from the Czech Republic. I've been studying English for several years (I am just about to finish my studies). I started writing "poetry" that doesn't rhyme in Czech, but one day I lapsed into E.. more..Writing
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