Rash Decisions (6)A Poem by Carrie Lynn
Lucy wasn't always like this.
She once believed in people-- in boys who promised her it would never rain in July, in men who fell in love with her on the first day of August, in girls who waited desperately for her to arrive on New Year's Eve, who told her she was like good wings-- a little spicy and a little sweet--and that she had perfectly imperfect teeth. Once she could have been consoled by candy necklaces and limes in Mexican beer. But that's not who is here. You don't know Lucy. Even if you know me. Even if you read her diary, which you will. She is not bound in the pages like the rest of us, which is why I don't know her either. Not even sure her name is truly Lucy. © 2010 Carrie Lynn |
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1 Review Added on October 2, 2010 Last Updated on October 2, 2010 AuthorCarrie LynnPortland, ORAbout...You must stack stories from the foundation up. From the sad heart and the feet tired of supporting it. Language is architecture, after all, not an air capsule, not a hang glide. This is real.. more..Writing
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