She paints with a rich blend of natural ochre
and the heavenly colours of sifted grace;
and like a child she follows on the woven fabric
the faint trace of a form divine by the dark light in a winter stable.
What we call art - poetry, music, tricks of sight -
are rough copies of strange masterpieces
too subtle for human sight, and eyes that cannot see
divine faint smudges of caressing hands.
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