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John Abe
Poems
May 2012
Metamorphosis of Narcissus
Here you see a man and a hand
A reflection of opposing forces
What is and what should never be
An unhealthy, God-awful endorsement
Afflictions corrode from within
Stone-fixed in self preservation
A shattered temple confined
Or anew flower creation
To live, love and be loved
Surrounded by color and contentment
To be lost in the shadows
The wrong side of saturation
Cracked, battered, distorted and beaten
Shattered a mirror that opened a window
Shaped, fixed, filed and finished
Broken a bond revolved around no
A torn life set in stone
Here lies what are us
A life that should have never been
Metamorphosis of Narcissus.
Inspired by the painting: Metamorphosis of Narcissus, by: Salvador Dali.
Written by
John Abe
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