Love Poem: Kearn's
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Written by: Chicano Eddie

Kearn's

“KEARN’S”



“I’m small, I hate it,” she 
screamed.
“It’s not so bad really,” I 
assured her.
“You’ll always be winsome.”
as I puff on the cigarette, 
the truth holds significance.
as she has given herself for 
the greatest of art subjects, 
this self-inflicted view 
fails to breathe.
“I need to get you down here 
so we can set up a shoot. you 
know that would be everything 
in itself.” I said to her.
“I know. I know you’d make a 
diamond out of this lump of 
coal,” she replied.
as she posts her photos on 
facebook, on instagram and 
many other sites, the 
sentiment towards herself is 
absent.
I’m fortunate. I get to see 
her daily shots and positions 
of feel good and I can only 
envy the lens that gets to 
see her personally.
a guiltless smile wrapped 
inside the strength of a 
raging bull. 
this woman holds more than 
she gives herself credit and 
I can see every bit of it. 
as she looks oddly at 
herself, the best parts show. 


I fear the day she loses 
that.
after all, it is the very 
thing that gives her 
substance.
inside those late nights of 
solitude, she has crossed my 
mind and with it, a festering 
of wonderment.
I could never tell her I want 
her to be mine. 
I could never tell her that I 
think she’s the epitome of 
beauty rarely found in
females.
if I had ever told her 
though, that’s one gore from 
a raging bull, I would never 
dodge.



By: Chicano Eddie
9-21-2016