I can't hear what you say,
my entire being
is focused on the canvas
in front of me
for the moment.
Once I've finished
painting the white
rabbit at the bottom
looking up at you
admiringly,
I set down my
paint brush
and rub my hands
on my jeans,
ridding them of
wet paint.
I wipe a corner
of the paint away,
tempted this
time to wipe
it on your cheek,
but I grab the black
marker in my
back pocket.
I sign my name,
and smile.
"Thank you."
I take a sip
of the brandy
and look at you closely.
"You want to spend
the night?"
I offer, only because
it appears you've
grown comfortable.
You have yet to put on
your shirt, and I'll
give you the
painting
and anything else
if you want it.
No questions asked.
DU LIEST GERADE
Something Unheard
PoetryYou’ll be the muse for my art and I’m sure that your clumsiness will inspire everything I do. Novel in verse. Unfinished #2 Co-written by s.m. brooks and n.m. w. 2015.
