Of life

Of life

A Poem by Witty Fay

A length of hair traded
For the health of a child,
Tongue-tied mornings
That breathe of sweaty worry
And the scent of hope
Rising against the flimsy dawn.
I hear colour 
Fabricating foamy trolls
Under caramel bridges,
The way it modulates the eye
In bright shades of bitterness.
There lies the promise of a half-day
On the sycamore tree
Of flaking joys,
Uprooted and swallowed
Into the wombless fire
Of the one who sells the mane 
To cheat fate. 

© 2014 Witty Fay


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A really stark and emotive style of imagery. I love the way it makes you rethink what we see, hear, taste, feel… revisiting how our perception colors all our life.

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Witty Fay
Witty Fay

Paris, France



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