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katherinebeeks
Katherine Beeks
United Kingdom, Plymouth

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Capture

I've pulled it out of the darkroom
In an attempt
To reclaim what was taken.
That box of snapshots
Sitting on my floor,
As I scatter these images, memories
One by one,
I'd never looked
At her beauty 'til now.
Her skin is mine;
Her hair,
Her essence.
I would give anything
To capture her again
But she belongs to me
Only in photographs.

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Promking007 Comment by: Promking007 - 2007-07-01 19:39
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Nice verse. Has a good tone that rings thru as a haunting mirror to the past that reflects a lengthy list of "What ifs?" and, "How did it happen?"
kjfloyd119 Comment by: kjfloyd119 - 2007-07-01 17:31
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Nice work. I don't like the title though.
zepol Comment by: zepol - 2007-07-01 09:30
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Oh, I think we've all done this. I can't even remember how slim I was at 20. They say I have aged gracefully but that is what they say. Excellent poem
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