Oh Glory

Oh Glory

A Poem by Dark Twain

Oh Glory
On the hood of a car
In the middle of a riot in your night gown
With your beautiful breasteses bouncin' all around

Can I call you Anahita? No, Athena No, Bellona
You're looking like them all
First the neighborhood
and then the mall
Oh Glory

© 2010 Dark Twain


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I can totally see as music as well... there is just personality behind it. It isn't written like a lot of poetry is, where you almost have to make your own rhythm. It's just.. there. And this isn't written for other people, it isn't written just so you can write something.
And it's pretty great. c:

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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I can totally see as music as well... there is just personality behind it. It isn't written like a lot of poetry is, where you almost have to make your own rhythm. It's just.. there. And this isn't written for other people, it isn't written just so you can write something.
And it's pretty great. c:

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

When I think about it, your writing does remind me of songs.
It would be beautiful music, I think.

Posted 14 Years Ago



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