She painted him a thousand years of faces, He left with her a copper in his stead, Wait did they a thousand years in places, And writ there was a contract of the dead. Take with him a thousand years of paintings, Drop did she the copper in a well, Wait did they a thousand years in patience, Until the moon in sky did swell. Now he waits a thousand years in places, Now she moves among the living dead, The painters wife, she took those faces, and dropped themIn your sleeping bed.
© copyright Eve Redwater 2011
Hmmm, very gracefully written. I like it…
Thank you, I’m glad you like it!
That was very fun! I wish I could get into your head and see how things get put together in there! On the possible side, could you tell me how you did the dropped part of your poem?
Haha, not even I know how things get cooked up in there; but I like the way they make their way onto the page! I did the “dropped” part with some VERY messy HTML coding! It’s not pretty, but it got the job done!
Great rhythm!
Thank you!
I really enjoy your writing! 🙂
Thank you! I love your photography~ 😀
ooooh, this is chilling, simply excellent!
Thanks ever so much! 🙂