PortraitsA Poem by Tai RyensNothing hurts more than a painted rose.Delicately painted roses wither In the hands of a wretch; Serving only as a mockery With every line that’s been sketched.
She shaded endless skies Consisting of every puddle I wept; And embellished scarlet petals; With every crimson tear I shed.
Then she rose with her canvas, Walked off to paint another; Left with an incomplete portrait, I lifted high the razor.
Gashes in my skin, I confronted my beautifully maligned; Burgundy flowing out my veins, As I begged her to complete mine. © 2012 Tai RyensAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorTai RyensBay Area, CAAboutI must start that I am not as active as I should be on this site, though I do tend to drop by every now and then and review what I can from friends and those whose works I enjoy. Currently, I am dippi.. more..Writing
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