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Power and nature snared on canvas, all that remains of our well-loved scene; a fiery wet brush that flashed in the sun, expressions of grass that still dream.. What secret magic did you practice then, sculpting heart's beauty to last; dark loving eyes that will never fade, a supple spirit pinned to the past. I visit the grave cold stone of your bed, bring you leaves and lilies that wilt; if I could just paint the soul of your life, I shouldn't mind all the tears I have spilt. Empty are the days you filled in my life, your easel and brushes lie scattered; Yet ever the sky plays through the trees, mixing wind and color to spatters.
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Nov 10, 2013
Nov 10, 2013 at 5:01 PM UTC
Death of a Painter
Power and nature snared on canvas, all that remains of our well-loved scene; a fiery wet brush that flashed in the sun, expressions of grass that still dream.. What secret magic did you practice then, sculpting heart's beauty to last; dark loving eyes that will never fade, a supple spirit pinned to the past. I visit the grave cold stone of your bed, bring you leaves and lilies that wilt; if I could just paint the soul of your life, I shouldn't mind all the tears I have spilt. Empty are the days you filled in my life, your easel and brushes lie scattered; Yet ever the sky plays through the trees, mixing wind and color to spatters.
chalice-divine
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Nov 10, 2013
Nov 10, 2013 at 5:01 PM UTC
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