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The masks of unrequited pain we hide behind...
by Joyce White → (All Poetry by Joyce White)
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Picasso and I, are a lot alike. We suffer the same ailments of insecurity, fear and obsession and insatiable lust for work and love...

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

 

His prolific maleness, talent and arrogance invaded my body, mind, and soul, both of us somewhat like stubborn toddlers sitting in highchairs, waiting to be fed accolades, a little excited, a little anxious, but always insatiable; all the while somewhere inside my head, I knew both of us traveled with misery, failure and fear, 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 and paintings, we hide behind, both of us craving and loathing the pain of unrequited love.. 

 

 

 


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Reviewed by Lois Christensen
Reviewed on February 15, 2009
You can do and be what you want to be. Be brave, venture outside your neighborhood. Just try to be yourself also and you will succeed. You are a talented person with what you write. I know you are special in God's sight, we all are and there is no fear to be had when trusting in him. Please leave the anxiety behind and venture forth with faith.


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