I.
the pakistani painter’s studio
a shrine to her lost self
the finer things
glossed resistance
depressed days
blunted nights
II.
the darkest corner
of
her dust-laden studio
whisper
brighter
daysze.
2 thoughts on “Poetry from K.C. Fontaine”
I’m always attracted to the thought of suicide and death. My life experience has left a mark upon my soul that question life; therefore, death. Your poems smoothes the pain of death for me. Thanks!
Michael:
Very interesting definition of death as the questioning of life; thus a definition of life more valuable than most. Perhaps your soulmark is a blessing, no?
I’m always attracted to the thought of suicide and death. My life experience has left a mark upon my soul that question life; therefore, death. Your poems smoothes the pain of death for me. Thanks!
Michael:
Very interesting definition of death as the questioning of life; thus a definition of life more valuable than most. Perhaps your soulmark is a blessing, no?