The Insatiable Hate of ThursdaysA Poem by kera moondustI don't have much to say here =)I’ve always
hated Thursdays They used to
mock me Taking away
all the things that made my days Pleasurable Or at least
that’s why I’d say Then again
Tuesday nights have never been much better Way too good
for over thinking And making
this empty headed Girl Into someone
made of booze Who drowns
sorrows in half shots of rum And Kahlua I’ve never
been good out picking poisons Or sorting
out thoughts from prisons I’ve gone
through hundreds Of
note books With words
scribbled about Dangerous boys
I let take my heart Throw it on the ground And then stomp
on it a few times And yet in those
hundreds of notebooks There are no
words written about how beautiful A world
locked away inside of walls can be At least it occupied my mind
with clever stories And
martyrs So I could
think a little less about what some people Think of as Real World Problems Then again
the real world problems Of a high
school girl Are how many
boys she’ll fall for And how many band aids she’ll
have to Pull off her
heart By the time
she’s part of That society Thriving off
bad news And by the
time she is part of that world Maybe she’ll
understand why They put
fences around schools And lock down those thoughts Scribbled in
hundreds of spiral bound notebooks Until she
finds herself drowning out sorrows With half
shots of rum And Kahlua And maybe
just maybe By then she’ll
know Why she
hates Thursday so much Then again Maybe I’ll
never Know © 2013 kera moondustAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorkera moondustSan Francisco, CAAboutI’m Tori =) Kera is an alias, so do call me by my real name. This is usually where I tell you about me. I’m insane there aren’t many questions on the matter. I love life don&rsqu.. more..Writing
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