centered in the sun,
yet whiter than a snow-filled
cloud, washed in suds of
silver clementine. masquerades her
smile as privilege;
a woman, one never wants
to be. perished is a goddess,
a tilted nose to scoff this, wearing
her shroud amongst guests
that are living. in whose room,
she waits, pending.
Snap! Powerful prose, tanzima!
Thank you so much T. Haven Morse! I really appreciate it since I am super close to passing out.