![]() Features of a FaceA Poem by Matt Penrosewho was it that I’d seen? the face I hadn’t remembered? the world I now see but I didn’t see? the father, the brother —are you one power, not two? three, and whole? you are something confusing like the world, and its deep sense of tragedy, its lie —the mask hidden away from your truth. you stranger, most of all don’t know what you’re looking for but you’re looking. this face, turning every corner, going down every street, by every road marked by a sign under the soft, gentle moonlight —feeling something. a strange memory, wholly familiar and engulfing. it is the road I am walking, unnoticed and forgotten, ignored. a track only those who care to see will see. memory like an ocean, every shine of your light answered in glory. oh you nameless grace, in your presence the world is like a garden —everything blooming. © 2008 Matt PenroseReviews
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2 Reviews Added on June 19, 2008 Last Updated on September 18, 2008 Author![]() Matt PenroseBendigo, AustraliaAboutI am 20 years old, and write merely for the pleasure of it. more..Writing
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