~ Dime Store ~

~ Dime Store ~

A Poem by Misery

Promises made

When thighs are splayed

As rutting beasts are banging you

Never once did they follow through;


Little girl lost

While coins were tossed

Into your wishing-well mattress

And tears repaired in your black dress; 


Just a dime store

A drunkard’s w***e

With gleaming dreams of fool’s gold dust

Your sea salt tears have turned to rust;


Weary dime store

Bruised little w***e

Would that I could remake your world

Restore once more to that young girl...


All that she lost

While coins were tossed

Into her sacred wishing-well

Turning her garden into hell.


--Misery



© 2017 Misery


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Oh wow, this is really amazing. I skimmed the first 2 lines and then got sucked in to the writing. It's well written, and it's dark and full of a story without being overly long. Love this one!

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Your kindness is an honor that far exceeds my worth; but it is much appreciated. Thank you, poet of.. read more

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Just a Lost Poet (no patrons; no diplomas; no institutions; no grants), stranded upon a heap of one thousand dog-eared poems - words born of miseries witnessed in many lives and landscapes. Regardi.. more..

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A Poem by Misery