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Silk Screen


I have a dual face. Within I burst with joy Externally, I’m a Chinese silk screen Beautiful, yet concealing of emotion If you would only try To see the other side of the façade. I know that your surprise Could only last a moment But as a candle, the light Would suffice for a time.
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