WishesA Poem by Kris TateTonya, tall, slightly overweight, face soon forgotten, name unknown to all Lank brown hair, hides dull brown eyes, keeping potential locked away Manly hands, rough, hard and calloused One crystal tear, her only treasure, falls slowly, the last one she wants to lose Magic mirror, longing for magic to be real, for the lost, hungry eyes in the plain face to change Cathrine, the Lady of Dreams, nobility, great Lady Long fire red hair, frame two luscious jade pools, deep enough to drown in Graceful hands, no scars, no manliness, dance gracefully over a lady's art Honey skin, soft as the petals on a rose, never abused by cheap clothes, or harsh bargain bin soap Magic fades, reality breaks through, tough and ready Tonya, under cheap threadbare material, chest tight with doubt Outside tainted air, garbage, hunger, human desecration Cheeks red, head low, She wades out of the trash, into the cleansing rain She walks away, the rain dissolving her to gray © 2008 Kris Tate |
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Added on March 23, 2008 Last Updated on April 12, 2008 Author |