If the mirror were only canvas
On white glass
she mimicks my movements
her form is angular,
turgid, carved from ivory
and recarved, crudely this time
Reflected back to me
on muslin in oil
her form is round and soft
like it was once when she was
comfortable being held
she wears a naivety
only awarded to permanent
beauties yet she feels
alive flesh and blood
Like I could reach out and
fall into her world
become her
This poem is about:
Me
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