This is the child without a name without a face recreating her soul every morning so thoughtful the process of putting on a being you lose your mind to the screaming of doves clear in your eyes of the angels hot breath upon your back and through her smile you find a world of ice and deciet when you lost those precious red heels of yours one night with your very last gift of the magic you grew in your nose that you lose when you sneeze upon the books of hers you once loved and the kind of looks your parents once shared. It's a wonder she's still at your doorstep. |
Give me a subject I can sink my teeth into.
The fresh, juicy, pulp of Fate...
Inspired by the book by Judith Guest.
In your thoughts are ordinary people...
Dark town with a
Dark forest with a...
Little sister, in her taps
Small red dress upon their laps...
The blind trust of a child
To your eager outstretched hands...
Is it to show the most
remote interest...
Rascal; in his raccoon mask
Never set upon one task...
When she smiles
And it's infectious...
Hate your face and hair and eyes and nose
And the way you make my blood run cold...