RAVAGED IN LOVE
Micro Poetry by Shirin Salehi

THE HANGED MAN
Your skin is a canvas Painted with all of Your sins A work of art That was born from destruction I’d love to hang you on my wall And marvel At my greatest love And greatest regret

NATURAL DISASTERS
I suffer to love her Her hair smells like Rain She’s a hurricane I want to stand In The Eye of her storm Iris skies Iris eyes Destroy my Architecture

TARNISHED
Tell me a story about love. One that defies logic, a love that splits you into a million little pieces turning you into stardust. A love that only you understand, a love that breaks you and looks back at you like a broken mirror. Love is fickle and out of our control. Like a gloomy day, the birds sing a sad song. Reminding you that maybe there is beauty in the ugliness of hurt. If we could go back in time, perhaps we can wipe off the stains that have tainted us but the patina is what makes old things valuable. Do you think we still have worth? It’s not up to us to decide, let us just leave it to the universe.
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Shirin Salehi is a poet, artist and enfant terrible living in the city of champagne skyscrapers otherwise known as New York City.

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