![]() Ennui DeuxA Poem by Butch Decatoria
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Poor Mrs. Sincere Lee Stares longingly at a frame Gilded gold and empty On her wall Once a portrait of her younger face If only her wane and fading Mind beneath her thin crown Of silver white Could remember Nimbly If she could only Brush stroke memory Back to life When thoughts have drowned In misty loss Her youth and summers A distant shore In a regretful ocean of Salvatore Dali clocks Her emotions turned against her Enemies at the door Draining the vivid Now Most recollections are merely sewn Waves of ups and downs Cast away in an album of Forlorn She recalls her demure lil curtsy She was loyal as a pet rock, Still she stares at the blank canvas Rather than the dawn on the dock Frozen in the lack Of having known nor found Someone More than this Silent dame of down With more to her than some Husband's name Mrs. Sincere Lee in her pink Bath robe Can only stare at the yellow frame With a thinning crown Of silver white Of wish of need and crave The days without a empty canvas Or her sentence Without self blame Time is leaving her Frozen In such hollow Shame. Ennui. The trenchant ocean Burns with out a flame. © 2014 Butch DecatoriaReviews
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3 Reviews Added on December 9, 2014 Last Updated on December 21, 2014 Author![]() Butch DecatoriaLas Vegas, NVAbout"I cannot wait to see tomorrow, but I will live like--I just couldn't wait!" --yours truly "In The Church of (My) Life, Love is Worship" -- yours truly Lets101 Quizzes - Fun quizzes for blog .. more..Writing
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