Standing StillA Poem by Kristen
Clothes on hangers anchored to closet doors, palettes, frozen with paint, stock-still on dust streaked shelves. Dog-eared novels pegged with post-its, paper clips, and string petrified as weathered rock formations. Stories, fixed with ink, are bound to the desk, while journals, riveted with remorse, encrust the floor. One shoe, laces untied, is rooted by the door. And, like a tire on an old dirt road, a paintbrush rolls a treaded path, plummeting into the outstretched claws of an unknown beast. © 2008 KristenReviews
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2 Reviews Added on June 22, 2008 Last Updated on June 29, 2008 AuthorKristenColumbus, OHAboutI was born in a town known for a chicken that lived for 38 days with no head. Things have never been quite right since. more..Writing
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