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Your Listening Face By Joseph Marshall

Writer: Tin Can PoetryTin Can Poetry

I’m drawn to your listening face

its soft focus and calm demeanour

a cheek in your palm

book spread across your lap

your eyes                             tracing

your mind                           processing

your aura


open


sitting there 

projecting                            nothing

the actor                               backstage

the artist                               in a daydream

the architect                        undressed

in serene exposure


I have read you

though unlike your book

your pages aren’t printed

with ink-bound cyphers

I still observe them

let them filter through me

eagerly anticipating

turning one over 

to find                                        the next.

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