Mixed

Mixed

A Poem by J.P. Bristow
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written for my friend and his new wife---love overcomes ignorance and prejudice....

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Tradition stands across the street.

Watching me,

With judgement in his eyes.

 

I drown,

In expectations.

 

But I am holding my future

Feeling the warmth of her skin

 

Her modesty is not draped in a sari

Her skin does not hold our history

And yet

She is still beautiful

She is my Sita

 

And so

I will wait

In exile

Not forsaking my father

Only choosing

A devotion

Even he understands.


© 2011 J.P. Bristow



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beautifully penned work

Posted 2 Years Ago


I have a long-case clock which I love because of its traditional beauty. I wonder which I wld choose between it and say my iPod? The dentile moulding and canted corners of the 18th century clock are very, very sexy. As for the iPod... hmm.

Posted 2 Years Ago


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