SirenA Poem by MaryThis poem was written when I was quite a bit younger, before everyone and their grandmother had cell phones, so I actually did have to sit next to the phone. Hahaha!I can't even think about it It enrages me To think that I was a siren And you were a sailor That my beautiful song Sent you stumbling, smashing Onto the rocks To your doom When I knew! And now, even more clearly know That it never was And never will be Like that At all It enrages me To the point of Relentless Sleepless Long nights of keeping Barking, frothing rabid anger at bay So in the morning And throughout my day I can wonder, wait and see Anxiously Sit next to the phone Watching, waiting, wanting nothing more Than to smash your face in My beautiful f*****g siren © 2008 MaryReviews
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1 Review Added on August 9, 2008 AuthorMarySt.Petersburg, FLAboutMuch of my poetry is about addiction. It played a huge, if not the only, role for many years of my life. I'm now a recovering addict, clean for over a year. I'm also recovering from self-mutilation, w.. more..Writing
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