Elinor Auerbach

Elinor Auerbach Poems

He turns his head to face her
Eyes glimmering in the golden glow of late afternoon
His hand, so carefully sculpted,
To form the delicate veins that curve
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Tears are strange things.
Pearls of salty water
Caressing faces with soft healing hands
Gliding down the contours of a face
...

She is poised…
Ready for flight
Her head is turned toward me
Her eyes catch the moonlight.
...

I heard a sound behind me
The softness of a sigh
I turned to see a child
and I couldn’t just walk by
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I place down my foot
And watch
As the grains of sand race to form
The quiet avalanche of my passing
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Locked in chains of silence
So heavy hard and cold
Each link a deadly secret
Which still remains untold
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Deep in the depths of a lotus
Lies a stillness
Caught and held there like the gap Between
Two words
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Slipping through the darkness
Hood up, mask on,
Spray can at the ready.
He stands before his concrete canvas
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Picture flames;
Freedom dancing in a sacred wave of light
Celebrate this moment
Flickering passion
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Whispering dreams of romance
Haunt my poetry

I plot an epic chapter of love
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A shadow of a figure
Haunts the smoothness of the sands
A shiver of a sound haunts the silence
A pathway on the ground
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Elinor Auerbach Biography

I am 17 and living with my parents on a small farm in South Africa just outside of Durban, KZN. I have always had an interest in the written word and have loved to write poems since I was very young. I attend the local Steiner/Waldorf school in KZN (Roseway Waldorf School) and will be finishing December of next year (2008) . From there I am hoping to study the performing arts and literature at varsity and will see what happens from there.)

The Best Poem Of Elinor Auerbach

Separation

He turns his head to face her
Eyes glimmering in the golden glow of late afternoon
His hand, so carefully sculpted,
To form the delicate veins that curve
Like rivulets towards his knuckles
Is slowly swept toward her face
Gently caressing the soft blush
Of her cheek.
He smiles then
His lips momentarily cracking
From their stiff misery;
The corners of his mouth curling up
Soft dents appearing
Forming dimples on his cheeks
She turns from him
Fierce tears burning
Fighting for liberation
Against their eyelash cage.
His lips part
And with a soft breath
He whispers his goodbye.

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