Mad Mirrors - Part C (87) Poem by Raquel Angel Nagler

Mad Mirrors - Part C (87)



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QUOTE: 'The child from Vietnam with the cut leg. The other leg is inside my heart...It becomes a word, my tomorrow's voice' - N. Vrettakos

You lend your voice to the voiceless:
The footprint of the little leg
Walking inside your sadness.


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QUOTE: 'Thankfully, my heart is pierced by the gazes of children' - N. Vrettakos

My heart is pierced
By gazes, by touches,
As if it were the only way
They could get in.
Sometimes I'm thankful about it,
Sometimes I'm not.


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QUOTE: 'I'll ask Picasso how many doves he has still unpainted in his soul' - N. Vrettakos

One day I'll tell Chagall:
Your little fiddlers
Have taught my eyes
How to hear.



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From Mad Mirrors C - trilogyofthemirrors.com

Thursday, June 1, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: spiritual
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