Loose GirlA Poem by Hyatt VincentMy first poem on this site. Feel free to comment and criticize. I want all the feedback I can get since I'm a new writer just starting out.
Lying here, drowned in sorrow
Pair for hire, just a body to borrow. My body was still, my breath was crass I quietly listened to the time pass. The blankets covered me, and here I was freezing I shouldn't be here in this place so displeasing. I watched out the window, tears fell from my eyes. I felt so much shame, my life was naught but lies. I tilted my head, and looked at the floor, "My clothes," I thought, "what happened to no more?" From my face the tears continued to fall From within the deep night, there, I heard a call. I turned over in bed and hoped to see something, But there it was... absolutely nothing. I got out of bed, and put on my clothes, I looked to the dresser, and there lay a rose. I wiped the tears from my face to read There lay a note saying, "Here's the money. It's all you need." I threw down the paper and fell to my knees, I clasped my face with my hands, "God help me please..." There was no answer, only the quiet sound Of shame and disgust... salvation never found.
© 2011 Hyatt VincentAuthor's Note
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