I DoA Poem by Bree Williams
What won't I give you?
Platter and chalice, bounty and skill. The fruits of my labors, scrubbed clean. What won't I give you? My thighs flashing white in the dark. Your teeth, my pulse, quick quick quick. What won't I give you? The tallest peaks of my body sliding into the sea. The days, the years, the dimming of my vision. What won't I give you? A woman armored with hurricane eyes and stories I don't know. Sovereign, invulnerable. The me without you. What won't I give you? What can I keep? © 2020 Bree Williams |
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Added on September 9, 2020 Last Updated on September 9, 2020 Tags: love, marriage, engagement, relationships, romance, gender, womanhood, sacrifice AuthorBree WilliamsTacoma , WAAboutJust a lady! I write poetry, romance, essays and other bits and bobs. Hailing from the misty northern shores, I accept offerings of woven baskets and frog spawn. Cheers! more..Writing
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