Emily's Looking Glass Poem by Patricia Wulf

Emily's Looking Glass

Rating: 3.5


As I gaze into a looking glass,
I see an alternate reality
into which I cannot pass.

Upon occasion the images delight,
but also bitterly disappoint;
they may dreamily linger or abscond all sight.

This window of vision
may be candied, lay static,
or be alive in placid pulsations.

While one may reflect a tangible scene,
two will curiously reveal
an eternity blue and pristine.

This precious looking glass I see,
is elaborately encrusted in
a silver frame ornately carved.

'One of my dear three, '
on the handle reads an inscription,
'my industrious Emily.'

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Patricia Gale 27 July 2007

Wonderful story with vivid imagery You have a grand way of descibing things.

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