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Watch The Art

use your waxen colors
on my throat of silence
dip me whole and naked
in a giant vat of rainbow
twirl me by my hair overhead
and watch the art I make
upon the plain blue sky
color in the spaces between
my toes with charcoal
trace my imperfect form
with fingerpaint and clay

....please stay

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prompt: color me

A contest entry

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  • perfectsunset
    October 6, 2009
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    This was very beautifully
    written.. I really enjoy
    your language.

    Best of luck & thanks for entering


  • rrw gold member
    July 21, 2009

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    great

    I'm reading these short pieces from you, which seem different from the others I have read. This is precise, just well crafted and the ideas, images flow beautifully. This DOES paint a very physical and spiritual web of desire and longing. Great chose of words and length.


  • Bruce silver member
    July 18, 2009

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    This is lovely indeed! There's so much to like! dip me whole and naked / twirl me by my hair / trace my imperfect form. Wonderful imagery, Coffee!


  • Sonja
    July 18, 2009

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    Ohm I know this kind of art. Dip me whole and naked... I imagine your words and I smile for this idea. It could be read in many ways.
    ~Sonja~


  • John Faulkner
    July 17, 2009

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    Theimagery in this write is top notch.Your word use and thought process is wonderfull..I wish I wrote this, but I can;t..This is you..So good " On my throat of silence" WEhat a perfect metaphore.Wow.. The last two words in the poem are fabulous to the core.Great job on this..Thanks for writing it..Good luck..

    John

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