On the Day There Was No Good News
You were a paper doll,
a plastic horse in a boy’s hand.
You were the painting
of a sideways woman.
Nice to look at and not so tall.
You need a fried oyster
on the end of a fork.
You need to move home.
“Only in the south,” you say
“is one fully arranged.”
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Wow. From start to finish this poem is perfect.
🙂
I agree with Douglas
Like the way the you is personified
by gothic quote at the end