Divisions Of Vanity Poem by Mark Heathcote

Divisions Of Vanity



The sun and moon
where lovers once
till dancing on the sea
they saw in one another
a single vanity.

That encumbered them so truly
that never the one could meet
and dance now in the mirror
of the other's sacred seat.



~or~


The sun and moon were lovers once
until dancing on the sea
they saw in one another
a singularity, a vanity.

that encumbered them so truly
that neither one would meet
and dance in the mirror
of the other's scared seat.

Thursday, February 16, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: dance,mirror
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