Stained Glass
Ointment oozes
beneath dried up makeup,
hours old.
Sores,
craters,
cysts,
countless stains
on what’s supposed to be
porcelain;
Or so I thought
maybe for once
I wont be
seen as
rusted gold.
I tell you this:
rusted gold,
a hidden treasure,
I stand beneath
XX Pro
or Valencia.
Maybe for
once
stained glass
will be revered
as Porcelain.
Countless imperfections
cysts,
craters,
sores,
embraced.
Above old, crusted dust
beauty oozes
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