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Annie Pence
Poems
Jan 2017
Untitled #25
If only I were a painting;
a majestic work of art,
adored by all,
confined to the safety
of my canvas home.
If only my form
were a mass of oil shades;
intertwining, swirling, rippling.
My, how everyone would swoon
at my brilliance.
But, I tell a sad story.
And the critics prey
upon my light,
when a slight darkness
remains.
Like gold to a magpie,
they pick,
for my dazzling
and beguiling radiance
is too much an invitation,
when all I glow
highlights my worn edges.
My shadowy past
comes to the fore,
and I cannot retreat
into my home,
when there is none.
Everyone stares.
And Iām now careful
of my wishes.
#pain
#sadness
#anxiety
#shame
#vanity
Written by
Annie Pence
23/Gender Fluid/Norwich
(23/Gender Fluid/Norwich)
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