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In Her Heart is a Child
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| In her heart is a child too innocent to wander wild in this world. She suckles innocent Love from God’s young breasts. She is a tender child, curious and shy and longing to be held, to pour out her freedom in someone’s arms. Tough as leather in her stand against callous death, she suffers to stay alive to miracles. Painting pictures: colors of freedom, whimsy and passion of dreams… she sails her porcelain boat upon an azure sea and paints a duck’s eyes ruby red, its feet like emeralds in a field of gold. When she drinks rose petal tea her mind caresses light and moves with ease to open her heart, to drop her clothes, to embrace the sun into her circling arms, to hide the moon under her hair. |
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Poem © 2001 Blake Steele
Image © 2010 Blake Steele |
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