
| Magpie
Author: dancers And a single magpie flew out from the tree.
Rated: Fiction T - English - Poetry - Words: 204 - Published: 03-29-07 - Status: Complete - id: 2340665
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Magpie
(Tell me why I steam my
face
When tears are just going
to fall down
Anyway)
Strip me down and crush me
I want to deal with this swollen headache
But first I have to
Cry over losts and
founds
I didn't want to wake up
To drowned eyes
but.
Maybe this city was built
for the wasted
Children
Who don't want to wake up
Bless the thorns on the
Forlorn plants and flowers
Because they live under
the sun
Like you
And like me
But I am simply creating
something
Out of pain
Tears fall
And the sleeping lose will
Because I am not there
anymore
But I still wear
Over theres
Clothes
And one day they will
piece togather
All of my loose ends and
threads
So they hover on my legs
And my hair brushes their
forehead
We were born to taste
Acid in our mouths
That is all
And we spit it out
Our rotten insides
Until the core
Cannot be washed with
Steam and free nature
They did not even ask what
Made her shed
Those hourly tears
She can trick unknowing spectators.
It was almost symbolic
That a single magpie
Flew today to my feet.
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