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The Dollhouse Mirror Poetry by Frank Watson
Edited by Boris Komatina
Published by Plum White Press LLC
Copyright © 2014 by Frank Watson
No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without express written permission, except for short quotations used in reviews.
For information concerning reprints, email [email protected]
ISBN-13:
9781939832122
ISBN-10:
1939832128
LCCN:
2014952248
BISAC:
Poetry / General
Cover design by Cornelia G. Murariu, copyright © 2014 by Plum White Press LLC
Published in the United States of America
Also by Frank Watson
Poetry and Translations Seas to Mulberries One Hundred Leaves
Edited Volumes Poetry Nook The dVerse Anthology Fragments
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The Dollhouse Mirror
Poetry by Frank Watson
to the poet there is a love of beauty in all its terrifying forms
1
she was a doe with tender flesh but the only ones she loved were hungry wolves
2
darkly burning beneath the raven moon this frigid night I wait for you
3
in the dark waters of night she keeps warm with a fire that burns in her heart
—The Tarot “Chariot”
4
lifting your head to the wind you welcome the sun dropped tears with open eyes
5
between the lines he slips into the warm darkness of her kiss
6
Edited by Boris Komatina
Published by Plum White Press LLC
Copyright © 2014 by Frank Watson
No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without express written permission, except for short quotations used in reviews.
For information concerning reprints, email [email protected]
ISBN-13:
9781939832122
ISBN-10:
1939832128
LCCN:
2014952248
BISAC:
Poetry / General
Cover design by Cornelia G. Murariu, copyright © 2014 by Plum White Press LLC
Published in the United States of America
Also by Frank Watson
Poetry and Translations Seas to Mulberries One Hundred Leaves
Edited Volumes Poetry Nook The dVerse Anthology Fragments
Online Twitter:
@FollowBlueFlute
Blog:
www.followtheblueflute.com
The Dollhouse Mirror
Poetry by Frank Watson
to the poet there is a love of beauty in all its terrifying forms
1
she was a doe with tender flesh but the only ones she loved were hungry wolves
2
darkly burning beneath the raven moon this frigid night I wait for you
3
in the dark waters of night she keeps warm with a fire that burns in her heart
—The Tarot “Chariot”
4
lifting your head to the wind you welcome the sun dropped tears with open eyes
5
between the lines he slips into the warm darkness of her kiss
6
