Self Portrait as The Weeping Willow
Self Portrait as the Weeping Willow
Reservoir in my eyes,
current of my heart,
snapped the twigs of
my veins.
The fear, I feel. From
My head to my toes.
Like the the song I sang as a child
head, shoulders, knees & toes.
It surgeries throughout me,
through my limbs. Planting my figure in place.
Stumped.
Large limbs stretch
around. Protect my
roots.
Shield my skin.
Silent the weeping
that willows along the
land of grey and
just before the storm.
I will stand.
Stood straight and bold.
But colorfully exotic.
k.m.
This poem is about:
Me
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