A women scornedA Poem by GraceThere are many facets to women. Many manifest themselves during pain. It is sometimes surprising how she might deal with things.A women Scorned Thunder roars silver lights up the night. A gown of lace flapping in the wind, slippers colored white. Fingers claw at the earth digging, scratching frantically. Her face contorted twisted tight by love cast carelessly. Anguish pushes her onward as the storms rage around. Pulling at the grass and weeds as lightening touches down. Noticing not the raging gods her pain drives her on. Her gown of white smeared to brown Rain soaks the slippers she has don. From deep inside a darkened pocket she draws the seeds of hate. She plants them in the ruts she's clawn sealing her own fate. To cast a spell on he who has but ripped her heart to shreds. She knows to sow this painful plant with thorns to tear his soul to threads. Magically the drenching rain soak the seeds to swell. She knows the price of such a hate will send her soul to hell. She does not care revenge she seeks and plucks the thorny stalk. She steeps it in a warmed up mug smiling he comes up the walk. © 2008 GraceAuthor's Note
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4 Reviews Added on September 5, 2008 AuthorGraceMy little piece of the pines, NYAboutI am 39ys old. Born on the first day of Autumn. I have been writing since a child to escape from an oppressive childhood. I begin with diary entries then short stories then poetry. I read like crazy. .. more..Writing
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