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Trevor Blevins
Poems
May 2016
Eyes on Anna Pavlova.
Russian Duchess of Glory,
Chilling precision behind every turn,
And here I am cracking a joke because I can't even waltz.
Anna Pavlova,
Can you see yourself in the full scope of your beauty tonight?
Can we both stand to be witty,
Or find it easy to live past thirty?
Why is it always more elegant in the moonlight,
Regardless of the action,
From East Europe to the sad blue East Kentucky...
Have you once looked me in the eyes to judge how honest I've been in reading your history...
Oh, Anna Pavlova,
If you only knew that beauty would hold weight in modern reincarnation.
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Still I wait for your autograph.
You who I dare to look upon through seldom borrowed books.
And if you pay regard at all,
To any of this, that is,
Then how much will you take hold of,
How long can you maintain your balance...
And are your pirouettes more acts of orbit
Or simply spinning out and away from me?
#love
#beauty
#dancer
#verse
#culture
#russian
Written by
Trevor Blevins
Kentucky
(Kentucky)
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