Sunburn

Sunburn

A Poem by Abigale LeCavalier

Sunburn

Never wanting
to be the victim,
she stays away from
long conversations.

Apprehension;
she wields it like a storm
in crowded areas,
tasting the fever
of small relationships,
purring into the megaphone,
slipping in and out
of a warm smile.

Irritated by absurdity,
stubborn as a Sunburn,
she is the escape artist
in a room filled with
corn fed complacency.

Anger personified.

She is less than approachable
by best wishes
and balderdash,
concentrating little on words
and more on the actions.

A voyeur.

Easy in the realization
rationalization,
being bothered by butterflies
sequined gowns 
and too much makeup.  

She hums a Foo Fighters song
in shallow tones,
darting her eyes
in and out of perspectives.

Being fully aware
that alone,
she is incomplete.

© 2011 Abigale LeCavalier


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'best wishes and balderdash' should be the title. it's a wonderful combination of words.
i've read a lot of your poems here and have enjoyed them all. your style is perfectly low key. stating things simply, yet with such skill they carry a lot of weight. the recurring theme of feeling out of step and impatient with humanity is one i understand well and i simply read, nod and say amen. well done. i'll keep coming back to read more.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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