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Woman with Tambourine by Picasso
by Joyce White
Friday, June 26, 2009
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Woman with Tambourine by Picasso
I catch the glimpse and gleam of Picasso...in my mirror,

Woman with Tambourine by Picasso

I catch the glimpse and gleam of Picasso...in my mirror,

He invaded my soul by accident, both of us somewhat

like stubborn toddlers sitting in a highchair,

waiting to be fed life, a little excited, a little anxious,

and somewhere inside my chest, I knew both of us traveled

with misery and fear of disease, our faces wet with sweat

and tears, our egos plump, moving from one hateful

place to another, our hands cutting the air into

magic masks we hide behind, both craving and loathing

the pain of love.

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Reviewed by jude forese	6/27/2009

enjoyed this poem immensely ...




Reviewed by Georg Mateos	6/26/2009

A poem of mixed words and emotions with abstract paint brushes telling with surreal images that not all the picture could be seen here. A pain of love, not less. Georg




Reviewed by Marcia Miller-Twiford	6/26/2009

One of the best poems I've read in a long time. Superb Joyce. Marcia




Reviewed by Gene Williamson	6/26/2009

Superb writing, Joyce. Especially love these lines: like stubborn toddlers sitting in a highchair, waiting to be fed life.... -gene

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