
She stands Thumbelina thin and aching.
Rated: Fiction M - English - Poetry - Words: 173 - Reviews: 20 - Favs: 8 - Published: 09-14-06 - id: 2246683
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Olives on Trees
Sticky bordello babies
deflowered from twigs -
both black
and green,
I speak
without meaning.
Yawl and helm;
steadfast stardust,
rhinestone moon
around my neck -
(a kiss
you sold me)
narrow,
marrow of bone
eclipsed (I wait
for you to suck me dry.)
I wait for you
like a god-given
man with lines on my face,
I kiss the ground while you shatter;
tattered - ultra urban symphony -
battered baby
tossed, from the aimless
tree's swaying
underneath the road signs.
She asks for the reprieve (baby)
but you're hypnotized by her
virgin mary complex
her road sign (baby) -
a sigh,
her sticky fingers
in your mouth.
Her watery salt slicked skin;
her words are leveled off,
sandpaper-tongued, speech impediment,
(pedophilia)
she stands Thumbelina thin
and aching -
she's faking her cries
(baby), plucked from each
frosty vine
tumbled, from hand
to mouth - to tongue
to throat - she wont
remember you by
morning,
but she'll mourn you
like a crime. Sticky
bordello babies drowning
in your tepid wine.
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