
An old maiden, her bones rusted with decay, her mouth no longer able to form syllables, she claims that she needs to rest, before she can tell another tale to her children, who sit eagerly regardless.
Rated: Fiction T - English - Poetry - Words: 145 - Published: 08-21-12 - Status: Complete - id: 3052132
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Where is my voice
Where is my confidence
I feel too choked up
To tell my tales
People tell me
Too often
That I spun my tales from gold
And they don't believe me
When I say that I
Ran out
And have to substitute
Shit
For the words
For the pages
And I know that my simple little tales
Are nothing no more
They were made from someone with
Without a mouth
Without a brain
And these hands
Cannot wove those pages and words together
In one single, neatly tied thread
I am too sick
To tell you your stories
Please let me rest
Please let me find my gold
And maybe then
I will be your source of
Entertainment
Yet again
But my voice is too weak
My brain is too bruised
Let me rest my tired bones of thought
Let me rest
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