Textures
A
creation of mankind
Character
lines appear
In
its fabric wearing thin
A
polyester blend of strong will
And
sin
Wearing
frayed edges
Ripped
seams
One
needs to see dignity
Through
the eye in the needle
As
it mends cloth
Into
a cashmere dream
Judy
Moskowitz is a professional jazz
pianist originally from N.Y.C. now residing in Florida. She started
writing poetry three years ago and has recently been published. Her
poems will be in an anthology book by Michael Lee Johnson. She has also
been published by Thepoetrycommunity and
Indiana Voice Journal for the May
edition. Music is in her veins alongside poetry.
Judy,
ReplyDeleteThis poem is beautiful. I especially enjoyed the last two lines. Welcome to Whispers!
Your new friend,
David Fox
The meter is wonderful... great metaphor....This poem is rich with thoughtful pathways
ReplyDeletebringing this reader to a hopeful conclusion
Dear Judy,
ReplyDeleteIt's good to see you already have two comments on your lovely poem, rich in imagery. Welcome to Whispers! I hope you enjoy your time spent here. Best wishes with all your writing endeavors.
Blessings,
Karen
A great poem, thank you for sharing Judy! Keep tossing the ink!
ReplyDeleteKen
I really enjoyed your imagery in this poem, I enjouyed it a lot, thanks for sharing!
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