To OthersA Poem by ohsogracefulhow many versions of you exist in the universe?Does the way I exist in your mind Make me any less real to someone else? To the person I sat next to on the
train, To the boy I kissed with rum sweet
lips, To my own mother. On the train I was a shoulder bump A face reflected in the window And a tumble of chestnut hair. Lips trapping a little snippets Of a simple melody. In a down home bar on 14th
street I was a punch-drunk goddess Made up of warm curves swaying gently In a red dress through a smokey haze. Smiling with teeth that glint past half moon lips. At home I was small. A cap sleeve dress and button eyes That would never quite be the right
color. Silent in my porcelain skin and
buckled shoes,
Admired from my place on the top shelf. © 2019 ohsogracefulFeatured Review
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