She stands in silverA Poem by eglantine
The rain washes prayers
from her shivering, lilac lips as the dirt muds up around her feet. The ink from his letter swims like watery ribbon from the page to her trembling hands to the ground like the moons' silver heartbeats. Her lungs swell with a drowned scream: S'il vous plait, mon amour! She stands among black-eyed susans, dress clinging like an extra layer of pale skin and the moon sharpens the rain silver; the lunar beads burn her heart lily-white. © 2013 eglantineAuthor's Note
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Added on March 1, 2013Last Updated on April 4, 2013 AuthoreglantineSomewhere SomeplaceAboutI graduated with my B.A. in English (emphasis creative writing) My ultimate goal is to be the U.S. Poet Laureate and to be a college professor of poetry. I'm a wildflower with a poetic soul. I'm als.. more..Writing
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