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Acrylic Bruises MAG
February 16, 2011
is hands
Paint her delicate, bare skin dark colors
The painful brush strokes
Splash ugly marks across her body
She tries to disguise
The acrylic stains
Hide her shame
So others
Don't question about the artist
But eventually
The canvas will mend
And be restored
Time
Will wash away the abusive paint
Leaving the canvas blank
The artist
Anxious to create his next masterpiece
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beautifulspirit PLATINUM said...
on Jun. 3 2012 at 11:48 am
The metaphor was excellent---I was reading a letter to the editor and I decided to check out your piece. All I can write is that while it discusses a sad topic, the poem is beautifully constructed. It is short, direct and straightforward.
on Mar. 2 2011 at 9:00 am
wow, i love the metaphore, and can totally relate to the topic :( it was very sad, but beatifully written. Great job!!
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