One Millionth CustomerA Poem by Rouge Pen
I opened my mouth
Held a small fire up And drank from the ceiling My heartbeat is an emergency Gasoline around my feet My insanity has a thrust for trouble He drinks like a fish And smells like a bad divorce But I wanted to crawl in his lap Call him daddy While he does dirty things to me But he does what weekend dads do Flicker shoot shots and meet nameless women While I skin the wallpaper with my teeth I wanted to be underneath Him outside of the public eye Under the table at work As the truth crawls unsuspected Like a spider vein In the youth of the moment So I trust myself to be eloquent And screwed over with each passing Minute I hail taxi’s Like I pass opportunities bye I wave goodnight to good ideas And wait for hell Like the world waits for Godot And I swear at the night The plague of tequila that caused Traffic lights to tell me to f**k off I am not beautiful Like the bell of the ball That goes off for the one millionth Woman who entered his bedroom It doesn’t bother me Like a disease © 2010 Rouge Pen |
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1 Review Added on January 7, 2010 Last Updated on January 7, 2010 AuthorRouge PenSan Jose , CAAboutI am currently working on building a website and I participate in local poetry readings. I am being mentored by a screenplay writer who works for Dreamworks. I am working on getting my poetry and shor.. more..Writing
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