So every step is a
well placed move,
You know every
hop, skip, click,
turn and slot
into the queue
to get a burger,
chips and a
health bar
Cos
you're on
a diet kick.
So the summer
dress hangs
lightly round
your hips but
your eyes cry
from a perfectly
wretched affair;
What was his name?
Kyle? Carl? Kip?
Will he see you and
think - Hey...
She's It.
Will he walk you
home, sending
birds and bees into
your flame red hair?
What a wretched affair.
What with your Eight
Pound Eighty an hour,
hitting the streets,
Pushing the workers
who wash them
to join Greenpeace.
What with the;
"No sorry, miss,
I'm on my way
to dig dung pits
for Three pounds
an hour."
What a wretched affair,
But maybe Kyle, or Carl
or Kim will see you
as you talk to him,
And think; Hey...
She's It.
Perhaps deep down
beneath the crust
you've hidden some
real sadness, girl.
The stuff that
shakes you to the
bone.
But for now you're
a ship on the ocean,
Hitting the sales
and thinking;
What a perfectly
wretched affair,
For an English
college girl with
flame red hair.
Firstly, my favorite line reads,
"sending
birds and bees into
your flame red hair"
I adore that. And second.. I thought that the ending was a nice conclusion that was like to the rest of the words, and so the connection was there.
I love the use of simplicity here, in "chips and a health bar" and what not.
One thing, just to correct your mistake, in the fourth stanza you write 'Kim' rather than 'Kip'.
Thought I'd help you out there.
Firstly, my favorite line reads,
"sending
birds and bees into
your flame red hair"
I adore that. And second.. I thought that the ending was a nice conclusion that was like to the rest of the words, and so the connection was there.
I love the use of simplicity here, in "chips and a health bar" and what not.
One thing, just to correct your mistake, in the fourth stanza you write 'Kim' rather than 'Kip'.
Thought I'd help you out there.
Jaffa Forbes is the bored business student of Canterbury, UK.
He is a writer of all things, but mainly poetry and novellas, not to mention the odd satire article.
He is fond of speaking about him.. more..