Day Eleven: Invisible
There is a beautiful and gentle woman
living in a gallery around the corner
with an old black dog named
Famous
Today I stood in the rain and watched
as her ribbons of blue and yellow
spilled over each other
like a waterfall
or love
bold, consuming, and
unapologetic
My breath reached towards the canvas
as if to hold its hand or touch its shoulder
then shyly turned back at the glass
and disappeared into the fog
invisible and forgotten
once more
I envied her version
her story without words—
bright and confident
with Famous
keeping watch by the door
or curled into a corner
patiently painting himself grey.
as her ribbons of blue and yellow
spilled over each other
like a waterfall
or love
bold, consuming, and
unapologetic
My breath reached towards the canvas
as if to hold its hand or touch its shoulder
then shyly turned back at the glass
and disappeared into the fog
invisible and forgotten
once more
I envied her version
her story without words—
bright and confident
with Famous
keeping watch by the door
or curled into a corner
patiently painting himself grey.
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