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POETRY / FOUND POEM

Lady Gaga Transforms

From the pages of Elle

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Elle Magazine Clipping. Photo copyrighted by Mark Tulin.
Elle Magazine Clipping. Photo by the author.

“Hard to be the yellow in a purple sky”
— Lady Gaga from Shadow of a Man

A marriage of mayhem,
Lady Gaga of broken hearts,
ragtag memes,
a mysterious woman
wearing a London Fog,
crossing the street
in the rain.

Like a moon that rises
and a sun that sets,
she changes her pose
with her hair color,
a genie in a L’Oréal bottle
reborn this way,
gentle to the touch,
a voice of a goddess.

Lady Gaga often
lives in 1858, Paris,
with the Aristocrats,
leading a life far removed
from her current persona,
before a star was born.

I see her in a Louis Vuitton dress,
wearing sequins and pearls,
pouring a glass of champagne
with the wealthy bourgeoisie,
and sniffing the golden cork
of nobility and refinement.

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The Lark Publication shares fictional short stories and poetry

Mark Tulin
Mark Tulin

Written by Mark Tulin

I listened to the crows and escaped a therapy career to follow a different path. Poetry/Humor/Sexuality/Doodler/Storyteller —

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