She has the eyes of a knowing angel
dusted fingers and wings that span my mind
i have fallen from grace several years gone
moments carry today & many a favour
have been pulled from feathers and stones
she changes her halo
for a hat; slightly jaunty and silly
with a smile that melts soft tissue
and hardened nail beds
places my head
in her lap- soothes this fevered chasm
feel the presence of ethereal dreams
days meander
& nights suddenly don't feel so black















I remember reading something in your comments on your other poem about how Suzanne held your head in her lap. Or was it her who placed her head in yours? I can't remember. Anyways, what a beautiful person to be there for you. Sometimes we don't need a blood sister to gain a life one. This is really fine work Gillian. Can't think of anything that stuck me as odd. I am very glad to see this has a more uplifting quality. It seems like it is at peace, for good or for bad. Poetry is about expression and you always do this poem thing well. I did find one nit, how about "and suddenly night", night suddenly sounds awkward at the end.
I can't wait to chat again. It feels like forever the tele rang and you were on the other end.

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