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stick figure

the shyest stick figure, she held no weight against herself, walking, she left no print in my mind a shallow depiction of a womanly example but in the weeks and months that followed realness gathered in clouds around her and stars began to flash through in the lighting of snapshots of her soul, like the strokes of a tired artist curves were drawn around the frame Color now brightening lips and hair now red I could see the pulses of blood and hear the first notes of her song The beginning of her dance face now in full bloom eyes like large drops of dew and cheeks like stripes on petals I can finally see a greater reflection in her countenance With laughing joy I make it out that intricate signature the potter’s thumb print the name of God
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eva-schoolcraft
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Written by
eva-schoolcraft
Published
Feb 2, 2015
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I just found this forgotten poem of mine in one of my journals. Proof my thoughts weren't entirely dismal that month

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#god#hope#beautiful#joy#woman#color#laugh#lovely#grow#artist
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