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The Artist
You could draw an emotion,
You could capture a lie,
Why, then, aren't you seeing the pain in my eyes?
Your fingers like a pianist's,
Slender and strong,
Muscles conditioned by pencil, not song
Your pictures reflecting,
My innermost thoughts,
And yet not perceiving this battle I've fought
I ache not to touch you,
You're placid and calm,
While blood-studded crescents dapple my palms
A word can undo me,
Can sever the rope,
That holds me together and helps me to cope
I hope you find someone
Whose love is as raw,
As the feeling that consumes me from watching you draw
I hold back the waves,
As emotions you paint,
You deserve better, and better I ain't
I turn to the door,
I can't make myself stay,
While you sit, oblivious, drawing away.
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