I feel
the pane
beneath my
finger tips
They glide
like they're
moving
on soft velvet
But there's
no rhythm
no beat
I sense
that it's
my insides
lying dormant
and wishing
for the sun
If you hold
the pane
to the light
I wonder
if you can see
right through me
-February 2015
Haha! I hope we can all see through our own protective panes, but not let everyone!
ReplyDeleteYes, I hope so too, Susan :)
DeleteOh do I love those closing lines. What a cool response to the prompt. I had a hard time thinking of anything but this is perfect - love the fingers moving as if on velvet.
ReplyDeleteWell, thank you, Miss Sherry :)
DeleteThis is such an introspective sensory poem...beautiful blog here! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Hannah! And thank you for making a visit :)
DeleteI like this a lot, Torie. Very intense...and I like the double meanings that come to my mind as I read the last six lines. Very cleverly written - really.
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you so much, Mary!! I really appreciate your comments :)
Deletesee through indeed!!...lovely..
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sumana :)
DeletePowerful and beautiful, the wonder captured in your words the sense of not quite being able to feel what you need.
ReplyDeleteNice comment, Alan. Thank you :)
DeleteThis feels like a double bind - aching to be seem but cautious as to who will look through...what an insightful poem
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your comment and visit, Jae Rose!
DeleteI know that feeling, of being as clear as glass.
ReplyDeleteTotally :) Thank you for stopping by, GL!
DeleteGreat symbolism. There are some that can see straight through us...
ReplyDeleteThere definitely are, Moonie. Thank you :)
DeleteLovely poem. I like the play on the word pane - pain. Beautiful response to this prompt.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Myrna :) Nice to you for a visit :)
Delete'Insides wishing for sun' easy to sense ...they shining through....nice one
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, humbird!
DeleteI admire the format very much, the meaning of being transparent for others ~ Nicely done Torie ~
ReplyDeleteGood to see you, Grace :) Thank you!
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