I enter the lair of my lover wearing a stainless steel mask
He waits for me
He is at the mercy of the woman I am portraying,
the mask transforming me into the person of his fantasies.
He submits and worships at the shrine of the goddess
I become when I wear the mask
I order - he obeys
I stroke - he sighs
I leave – he aches
I exit the lair of my lover wearing a tearstained face,
my tears the colour of stainless steel,
shredding my face,
scarring me,
leaving me a prisoner of the mask,
its invisible supremacy established in the moment
of my leaving….
torn in my helpless longing to return to where my lover waits...
A very clever poem, initially the stainless steel mask made me think 'clinical' but upon reading I see the poem is full of emotion and not at all like that. It's a good poem and I understand the need for masks, protects the wearer! HG: -) xx
The lover behind the mask, why do we wear them one may ask... Andy 10
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Intrig poem life has many faces a good value read with many questions 10 Chris