Juice BoxA Poem by Briana Noël ManzanoThe way people treat trivial objects such as a juice box is often how people treat their relationships...I sip you slowly, Drinking apple-flavored comfort through the hole I poked with my straw. You guard my lunch. You satiate my thirst. You keep me safe. I sip, sip, sip the life you offer up to me, Draining your apple-golden blood from your cardboard carcass. The straw runs dry; Your stomach is sunken in; You are empty. I frown in disapproval and throw you away. © 2015 Briana Noël ManzanoReviews
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Added on December 1, 2015Last Updated on December 1, 2015 Tags: relationships, metaphor, poetry, juice box, sad AuthorBriana Noël ManzanoLynchburg, VAAboutWhat's the point of putting on outerwear that you're just going to discardigan? more..Writing
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