Portrait of Anna Zborowska, 1917
You are up to your elbows in
yourself, declining. A lean
winter, hands chafed with cold.
First flush, your heat, gloved
in passion, mottled and holding.
Or beholden. One man’s giving -
shuffled between them, painter
and patron. Red/black. Hint
of a smile, quirked lip: what’s
you is subtle, hidden. That patch
of shadow at your
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