The Spotlighting Man Poem by Patrick O'Reilly

The Spotlighting Man

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These solitary scaffolds are lousy with shadows
I play with the shadow puppets
On the fields of purple velvet and hardwood below
The dancers twirl
The sopranos inhale delicate arias
The actors gesticulate wildly
All under my voyeuristic glow but just beyond my grasp

The air up here is thin as milk,
And black as pitch behind the light
And I feel as omnipotent
And lonesome
As Jesus Christ

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Leslie Kavanagh 13 May 2007

I'm in love with u. And your poems! Never stop writing. And come home by!

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