The Wrist - Poems Of The Body Poem by Not Long Left

The Wrist - Poems Of The Body



The wrist:
The neck of the hand
tingles when touched.
Fragile as ice on a lake.
Under which the waters of
life flow in red glory.
Often this paper thin skin
is savaged by the slender
blade of despair;
Red rivers drain
and weaken the heart.
The Wrist:
Delicate Neck of the hand
under which all life flows.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mike Finley 23 April 2006

Vincent, get some fresh air. Wrist contemplation whilst depressed is a bad, bad topic.

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Ernestine Northover 11 April 2006

That's a beuatiful write about something we tend to take for granted. Very good indeed. Love Ernestine XXX

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