An antique mirror

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    An antique mirror

    dull gold surrounds the silver puddle, frozen and hung on my bedroom wall.
    I gaze into it, and catch glimmers of the past.
    A little girl toying with a doll,
    before she stands and let's it fall to the floor,
    a teenager,
    perhaps the same girl,
    brings a lock of hair to her lips, as a tear rolls down her cheek.
    A young bride, full of such sorrow I want to turn away,
    yet I can't,
    pulls a knife out of her draw and
    plunges it into her heart.
    I reach out my hand, and let my fingertips trace the glass,
    as the crackle of flames behind me
    tells me know I'll soon be a memory, for another to see
    and watch
    and fall into the spell

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    Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

    Poetgal’s Poems (33)

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    Silence 0
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    untitled 0
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