Ice and Stone

by sibyllene   Oct 9, 2007


That sculpture you made,
the one with four
of your faces, I
fell in love with it,
unsurprisingly

does your beauty touch you like it does me?
Like sharp and invigorating winds in fall?
sweet-cornered lips, curving cheekbone,
delicate eyelid, angelic beauty of man,
cast in plaster, four of them
nodding in fine repose

white, smooth, cool, hard,
yes, fitting. Like some of your other attributes,
wouldn't you say? No, of course
I wasn't referring.... your heart, love,
cool and hard, your heart, as desirable and
forbidden as stolen
diamonds.

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