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January 18, 2005
Audrey Hepburn, and Albert Finney
She is my Audry Hepburn,
Tall, skinney, long neck,
Angular face, short hair,
Wide eyes, high cheek bones,
My petite, fashion model
My star
I am her Albert Finney
Full hair, stocky, square,
With a deep voice, and a big face,
I am the dreamer, the talker,
The poet
And we drive,
On this road, passing time,
Together, apart, talking about life
Marriage, boredom, our kids,
We have been at it for a while
Comfortable in our skins,
I drive, she in passenger seat,
With sunglasses on, her scarf,
We fight big, kiss long,
And once in a while,
-I call her a bitch,
And she calls me a bastard,
I am the poet, she is the star
Posted by Idinraha at January 18, 2005 10:35 AM
Comments
So dramatic...
Audrey Hepburn I know, Albert Finney I had too look up (never been much of a film aficionado)... nice!
Posted by: cycho
at January 18, 2005 11:34 AM
for me: "Love Affair" and "Annet Benning"
Posted by: Fereydoon at January 21, 2005 03:20 AM
such a tribute to your wife, beautiful comparisons. Audrey Hepburn, 'my star' a comfortable sounding situation of acceptance and complete love.
Posted by: metal at January 27, 2005 03:33 PM
I loved this movie,,"Two for the Road" with Hepburn & Finney,in fact adored all of Audrey Hepburns films and when I lived in NYC, I imitated her stlye to the point my friends took to calling me 'holly-go-lightly',,,,I even used the long cigarette lighter dahlinggg LOL. How clever of you to write a poem based on that movie, I could visualize it as I read your lines....thanks 'sis' (khee! he!)
Posted by: chey at April 27, 2005 08:08 PM