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The Drawing
by Mary Ellen Quire → (All Poetry by Mary Ellen Quire)
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An artist's picture of the perfect hero comes to life...off to be a hero, taking only her existence to feed his own.


Setting aside all of her memories,

She drew him as she saw him in her mind.

A dark walker against the prison of night.

All sense of hope left so far behind.

A soft spray of hair that touches her neck

Wisped away by a breeze that reveals more.

Eyes bronzed by a soul that has outlived its time,

Light skinned, dark hair, and a fire in his core.

A master of his domain, she draws him.

Through each muscle and tendon; flesh and bone,

His essence has become more tangible.

A life from mind to paper has been sown.

The cool night air touches her racing heart;

The breath that takes him from block to her own.

Backing away, she senses his desire.

No daytime realities set the tone.

A gentle kiss and he bids her farewell,

Off to save those less fortunate than he.

A dark walker against the prison of night.

As the life she once knew begins to flee.

Behind her, memories of days gone by.

Flesh that fades into ink shadows her mind

As the wind blows against her existence

And her own creation becomes her kind.

 

 

 

 



 


 


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 Reviews of "The Drawing"
Reviewed by E. Richardson
Reviewed on May 27, 2004
oh my...this is splendid! Well done, Mary!

Reviewed by Nicole Davis Vergara (Reader)
Reviewed on May 15, 2004
AWESOME PIECE!!!!
From an artist myself I say YES YES YES this is how it is!!!!

~Nikki~

Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on May 13, 2004
Flesh that fades into ink shadows of her mind, a sad but well written poem...

Reviewed by A PAX
Reviewed on May 13, 2004
outstanding!!!

Reviewed by na na (Reader)
Reviewed on May 13, 2004








Wouldn't it be great Mary if we could have the person of our desire just by conjuring him/her up? I can think of many ways to do this,
and have even tried some; but they never work for me. A touching poem Mary, enjoyed it mucho mucho mucho. Bill Murrray






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