She Dances

by N J Thornton   Jun 10, 2007


Rose petals dance
on her grave,
mimicking the pills that
had skipped from her wilted palm.

Her stone is engraved with
"obsession in a bottle,"
dredging up the delight
of her over-indulged caper.

So now she dances,
amid the flourishing colour,
and she whispers her freedom
between the blossoms.

She dances to the memory
of her sorrow, and she listens
to the clatter of her empty bottle
on the harsh stone floor.

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  • 17 years ago

    by Beauty In The Breaking

    Interesting and very good =) I haven't read many like this in a while and really enjoyed it =) 5/5
    Rhea

  • 17 years ago

    by .K.i.T.t.Y.

    1. yay, im the first to comment one of your awesome poems.

    2. i actually easily understand this one. *gasp* and i enjoyed this one. i like the connection with the dancing and her death.

    nicely done silver j.

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