Looking Glass Poem by Nancy M. Godfrey

Looking Glass

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What does she think-
This woman with the flowing hair
Locked behind the looking glass.
Is this her image for all to see?
And does she really care?
No pastel chalk can erase her gray-
Nor misty sentiment iron out her wrinkles.
What artist dare to define her,
With charcoal stick that draws her curves-
Outlined on crowded history of canvas.
What poet challenges themselves to write
Verse about her inner thoughts, that are
So closely guarded.
What does she think-
This woman with a comforting touch
Uncomfortably dressed in camouflage.
Buried deep within her lies strong -
Restless - desire...
She knows her place - her mirrored image
Her eyes betray her feelings.
What does she think while staring back...
Her thoughts written with ink-smudged fingers
Arranged in stacks of crumbled paper.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kelsi Brockway 02 February 2012

Really beautiful and cant wait to read more of your stuff.

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Sylvia Lukeman 28 January 2012

The poet takes us on an emotional journey and at the same time so much is hidden.; .gently tantalising the reader.So much exposed but much to discover between the lines A touching well written poem.

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Eric Cockrell 27 January 2012

this is an excellent poem, from an honest perspective!

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Nancy M. Godfrey

Nancy M. Godfrey

Wilmington, Delaware
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