Sunday 1 May 2011

The Watcher


Photograph by Rosa Frei



The Watcher
Her eyes watch
They see the real you
The you, that stands apart
And watches
The antics of your body
You cannot hide
From she who knows...
She who sees

Glance quickly
Into a mirror
And you might catch
A glimpse
Of the real you
Watching
...You


This is my offering for
http://onestoppoetry.com/2011/05/sunday-photography-interview-rosa-frei-poetry-challenge.html

I would like to take this opportunity to thank Rosa
for the use of her wonderful photograph


16 comments:

  1. Hauntingly beautiful! Well done! =))

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  2. Yes you did see me in the image! Brilliant peom! Love it! Thank you very much!

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  3. First off, Rosa's photo looks amazing against the dark background of your site!

    Your poem provokes an intense self-speculation. Fitting for the image, but it could also stand alone. Fine poem!

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  4. i am so a people watcher, so i am sure that is seen, sometimes looking at ones self is the hardest of the watching...

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  5. Thank you April ♥ for your lovely comment - so pleased you like it ♥

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  6. Thank you Rosa ♥ for you wonderful comments ♥ I am so happy you approve ♥
    Thank you for giving me such a lovely opportunity to grow my poem ♥

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  7. Thank you dustus - I chose a dark ground for my blog specifically to show off images and photographs.
    The idea of posting a stand-alone poem was tempting for a brief moment but Rosa's image was too powerful to resist.
    Thank you for your comments ☺♥☺

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  8. Hi Brian - thank you for your comments, I too am a people watcher and catching a glimpse of self in a reflection is often rather disconcerting.

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  9. We all do John - but usually we choose to ignore what is in front of us.
    Thank you for visiting.

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  10. Thank you for a thoughtful glimpse in her eyes and ours.

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  11. a stunning poem and perfect with the amazing photograph.

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  12. Thank you Sean, Sir Knight...thank you for your lovely comment and for your visit.
    I wrote what I saw...

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  13. Thank you dani ♥ the photograph was such a fantastic trigger for my poem - I could not resist.
    Thank you for your lovely comments ♥

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  14. Thank you Steve for your comments and thank you for visiting.

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