JuxtaposedA Poem by prettybrettyYou find my eyes too small, perhaps slanted in that way you don't like. And my skin a little too dark. Americanized, industrialized, like Tsukamoto's vision of Tokyo-- I am only mortal but my beauty remains forever. Like "the phantom of regular size". Juxtapositions. Life and death, love and hate. What is life? You look at my eyes, but you don't see me. At my skin, but do you realize it's the very thing I'm living in? You don't find me at all. I am a beautiful, fresh blossom hiding far away in Ueno Park. Look at me, you'll never reach this, now go back to your darkness. You won't find me there. You don't find me at all. You cannot get through this gate-- You are the one without a home...
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Added on January 1, 2016 Last Updated on January 1, 2016 AuthorprettybrettyLawrenceburg, TNAboutBrett 24 TN, USA agender/nonbinary pansexual Sicangu Lakota Native American OCD, BPD, & ED I've been using this site for 10 years to record my poems. I don't write to be good at it, this .. more..Writing
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