Geisha's Mask

Geisha's Mask

A Poem by Rowen Cameron
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A living masquerade of perfection. But what of her beneath it?

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She walks with quiet ethereal grace,
Her steps like ripples new.
Delicate beauty in her porcelain face,
Kimono of silken blue.
From porcelain comes an ebony stream,
Controlled yet flowing pure,
Swimming with orbs of purest cream,
Shimmers of deep azure.
Shamisen strings bend true to her touch,
Colour the air with sound.
The gentlemen lavish her being with praise
Applause erupts all round.
But porcelain hides the fall of tears,
Burning her cheeks with pain.
Her steps hide violent tsunamis of fears,
Her soul a scarred terrain.
Yes, she is praised and admired by all,
And suitors are no chore.
But he who's praise she desires above all
Will touch her heart no more.
So now she paints her porcelain face
To hide her hurt away.
Perfection provides the perfect mask
For words she will not say.

© 2015 Rowen Cameron


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This is amazing ,loved the last stanza !

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Lovely, your words are of such beauty!

Posted 11 Years Ago


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Added on November 7, 2012
Last Updated on February 4, 2015
Tags: geisha, beauty, mask, perfection, pain

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Rowen Cameron
Rowen Cameron

London, United Kingdom



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