Gingerbread Angels Poem by David Lacey

Gingerbread Angels



Gingerbread angels lay crashed upon the mattress
Grooving moulds into comfort holes,
Creating a void into which they may slip.
One bears the emblem of the Rose upon his arm
The other lay upon a sailing smile out of reach for a while,
He marries his hair with the cloth buttoned to his chest.
They rest. Eyes wide shut, stepping out into the expanse that
Is the Wilderness of our mindscapes.

Thursday, January 12, 2006
Topic(s) of this poem: hair,rose
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David Lacey

David Lacey

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