She Waits For Colors
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Sitting on a mushroom she waits for colors.
Her eyes exotic, I fall into them, loving them absolutely.
Redraw her toes so many times, they should fall off by now.
I want these toes to reflect her petite body.
Finally half satisfied, I begin to draw her mushroom house.
She stares at me without speaking, but deep in thought.
I wait for instructions, but she is utterly silent, like many witches.
I like you the best, I say, right now, this minute, today. You are my favorite.
They are all my favorite on the day I draw them and the day I finish adding their paint.
Copyright © Caren Krutsinger | Year Posted 2020
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