Self-Portrait Sadness

by Taylor   Jan 2, 2007


If you're lost,
show me the colors you like
and I'll paint a picture of your confusion.
A pallet in hand,
the wood chipped and forlorn,
grey and blue dance on the canvas,
a slow waltz.
Smiling, he raises his glass,
the laugh lines near his eyes
expose the true warmth of his character.
Shoulders bare,
draped lightly, a river of satin sheets
enfold her for the perfect touch.
You might very well be perfection,
he sing-songs.
She laughs.
Perfection doesn't exist.

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  • 17 years ago

    by Emma

    Very sad, but also very good. Brilliant ending and your titles always make me want to read the poems.

    Em xxxxxxxxx

  • 17 years ago

    by Taylor

    Hey thats cool i can talk to you while your typing poems lol, that was a great one i like it. but i think there is perfection, thy name is taylor.

    Jp

  • 17 years ago

    by Karl Wild GG23

    Again another Impressive poem, I could picture a paint pallet with all the colours on it, just waiting to be used. Amazing write 5/5