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POETRY

 

This Stone, This Pebble

 

This stone, this pebble means much
       
To hold in our hands like a shell, a seashell.

The moon envelops us and helps us to see its’
 
Brilliance in the darkness. Let the mourning stop,
 
So the morning may come.
   
When the moon comes, it is a terrible bearing,
      
Like the carving of our hearts, to breathe
 
Others thoughts (such silly wind).
                      
There the sun and moon kiss: This eclipse, like

A fist uncovering and covering the moon.   

ABOUT ELIZABETH

 

“Color theory is very important to me for it affects the physiological as well as the psychological perceptions of the viewer.”

Elizabeth Sheehan is a visual artist and poet based in the North Shore area of Massachusetts.  She has exhibited in many exhibitions, open studios, and benefits.  Elizabeth draws inspiration from Fauve painters and German expressionists, as well as her favorites Paul Klee and Marc Chagall.

 
​Copyright © 2010-2023 Elizabeth Sheehan. All rights reserved.
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