SinisterA Poem by R.R.LouderbackThis is really just a snipped of a longer work I intended. It has languished for a couple of years. I may never extend it. Cruel master, crystal with a thousand faces, advancing on me to do me nameless ills. Yet, touched, his mirored form is not of ice but flesh that does not shatter. At his feet I cower then am lifted up with a gesture imperious beyond denial. Mastered, I yet rule him for he follows me as does a willful child, feinting this way and that yet fearful of straying far from me. A child, indeed my master who makes a child of me. And yet, I fear him, for I know know not what sinister deceit lurks behind liquid eyes that shine or how false is his regard. © 2009 R.R.LouderbackReviews
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3 Reviews Added on October 27, 2009 Last Updated on October 27, 2009 AuthorR.R.LouderbackKnightdale, MOAboutI'm a former programmer, analyst, teacher for a big telecom. Retired after 25 years due to the sudden onset of blindness (I am visually impaired, not sightless) I now spend my time writing. I'm a p.. more..Writing
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