Victor’s reflection

Victor’s reflection

A Poem by redd Brick Keshner

He walks as though the floor might shift,
not from fear,
but from learning the weight of 
each new step.

A face assembled from borrowed futures,
caught in the glow of laboratory lamps
that promise more than they can hold.

The maker watches,
hands still warm from the work,
unsure whether to greet or retreat.

Outside, the night presses close.
Inside, a figure studies the room,
testing the air,
finding a way to stand without apology.

No verdict is offered.
Only the quiet fact of two figures
sharing a space neither expected to keep.


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© 2026 redd Brick Keshner


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Now this is quite different for you, Bricky. Very unusual; makes me think you fell asleep while watching the late night horror telethon, all the old ones with Karloff and friends, and it drove you to pick up your pen. I like it, though.

Posted 1 Month Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

redd Brick Keshner

3 Weeks Ago

You read that well! I was immersed in one of the most recent takes on Mary Shelley’s masterpiece a.. read more
FlatDaddy

3 Weeks Ago

I figured it was either that or my first marriage.
redd Brick Keshner

3 Weeks Ago

A reminder of youth🙏🏻🕊️

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Added on February 2, 2026
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redd Brick Keshner
redd Brick Keshner

Brisbane, West Moreton, Australia



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/iframe> ….socially awkward poet. Childhood stammerer… intentionally driven to writing rather than speaking. And yes, that’s where that vibe is sourced… so your kin.. more..