![]() A painterA Poem by Kate
Crossing my heart
And kissing my elbow Kneeling on a wooden stool Mouthing prayers For all world's sickness Of the scum As visible as the morning sun Of the rich Hiding it in a poker sleeve Of a lice Multiplying into louse A rose wreath Looped around my head Tapered ends Of our wide life paths Leading to graves Raising a flat ground Into lumps As plump as the mother's oval bun Agony, pain Suffering, despair Acting as a catalyst For fame in the frame Tears and sweat diluted with a paint Dripping into vessels Of canvas slanting On an easel a little Four corners restricting space For unbound reflections For what a painter has to say Sanctified water Dropping on a newborn tiny figure Gurgling squeaking the godmother's name Trickling down a chisel carving Letter by letter Number by number Onto the tombstone Her death Shrunk as a young nipper Shrunk as an old crippler We all are A Prodigy or a git Wrinkles don´t mind and won´t evade Our faith © 2017 KateReviews
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1 Review Added on January 25, 2017 Last Updated on January 25, 2017 Author![]() KateCzech RepublicAboutI come from the Czech Republic. I've been studying English for several years (I am just about to finish my studies). I started writing "poetry" that doesn't rhyme in Czech, but one day I lapsed into E.. more..Writing
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