Faience Lily
By lenchenelf
Fri, 26 Jun 2009
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She, bright as a fragile smile.
Do not mistake the moist
brilliance of her eye
as irritation, smoke cured
in a beehive mudhouse.
You count her days in millet cakes,
wind tossed lentils. Media sort
her worldly worth in hollow husks,
discarded dreams, fist of rice.
Her bread, unleavened. Self; raised
in a donkey driven heritage,
two legs good,
four legs better.
Then, look again, note her future
bid her onward, see her colours,
blue green, self glazed footprints
on spine-cracked stepping tomes.
Share her splash dance in words,
irrigation of her mind.
True to her womb,
Woman, rising.
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Loved the poem and the
Permalink Submitted by littleditty on
Loved the poem and the article. Thanks for the read -( 'Jane Austin Smiles'...one of mine edited a bit recently, reminds me, it's not here!) Cheers Lena x
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and ive changed the spelling
Permalink Submitted by littleditty on
and ive changed the spelling at last! thanks :o)
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