She Came Again
Posted on January 11, 2007 by Elizavetta

She came again
to take the dark in hand
and comb it
into curtains of hair
and paint it
like broken shards of dream
on a face we both loved
too well to wear
Photo Credit: China Hamilton
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Wow. Lovely and haunting.
“The face we both loved too well to wear.”
What an extraordinary poet you are!
Hugs,
rg
Thank you very much, rg.
One day you must write on why truth haunts us so, on why it isn’t shiny and bright but is instead so dark and rich.
Oh Magdelena,
(Elizavetta says, groaning), must I? I was hoping maybe you had the answer to this question, actually.
Seriously, I wish I could write about this. But I’m afraid, being one of the haunted, I wouldn’t even know where to start. Except perhaps to merely point to it with poetry. Or any of the arts, including, of course, sex.
I would have to agree with Lena, yes, you must.
You are an extraordinary poet… I felt you.
xoxo,
nina