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ivordavies
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since 2007-01-10
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Chester, England

0 posted 2007-05-11 02:44 AM



The Bust

The bust was made a of marble,
a replica so true,
with features carved so lifelike
that emotions shone through too.

Beneath the bloom of marble,
I am sure that there must be
pulsing veins to give it life
with red blood flowing free.

The sculptor used his chisel
to petrify his wife
knowing that his efforts
gave her eternal life.

This beautiful creation,
would retain its inner light
when both of them had perished
and succumbed to life's long fight.

Now the sculpture and his lady
have a lifetime to compare
her every extra wrinkle
from her neckline to her hair!

Ivor G Davies




The moment created this second, is a  moment that's going to last.
It lives the full spectrum of time, the future, the present and past.

© Copyright 2007 Ivor G Davies - All Rights Reserved
Toerag
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since 1999-07-29
Posts 5622
Ala bam a
1 posted 2007-05-11 07:27 AM


This is a superbly written and thought out piece ivordavies.....

(and to think, I thought most created busts were silicone)?

Very good job seriously...

Earth Angel
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since 2002-08-27
Posts 40215
Realms of Light
2 posted 2007-05-11 08:52 AM


Hmmm, I would have preferred to have had my bust sculpted when I was in my prime time.

Lyrical, romantic ~ and with an hysterical closing stanza!

Your poem, to use the phrase Mike Myers coined, "It has charmth".


Linda


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