Month of FoolsA Poem by Miss AstarteAccount of an actual prank played upon me by mischievous companions. T'was a month for fools.Tick-tick-tick Old Grandfather lazily snores ‘Tis but one in the morn, rest your droopy head And be lulled by my chime; close your eyes, Take sacred rest upon the cherry sleigh bed . . .
Two a.m. green text
Missing, have you seen her
Please, have you heard from her?
Our friend! Our friend! Hurry!
Mismatched calico patches adorn her shapely form, Hair matted by an hour’s doze, eyes paralyzed, flesh pallid Cheeks shimmer with salty tears of nightmares birthed real Whilst Old Grandfather resumes his early morning ballad
Two-Thirty a.m. green text
My God! My God! In dress am I
Broken, scarred, left an empty spirit
She answers not her cellular device,
Sweaty palms clap together while feet pace In a pendulum’s motion, anticipating resonances Of the destined arrival of friends colored saviors, Yet shaky steps cease at news of faulty appearances
Three a.m. green text
Our missing friend, you know,
Be not enraged or distraught, grin broad
Tis I, my friend, alive and well within her room © 2008 Miss Astarte |
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2 Reviews Added on July 10, 2008 Last Updated on July 10, 2008 AuthorMiss AstarteCAAboutYou can call me Astarte, or if you are into personals, Whitney will do just fine. For basics, I am a Junior in college double majoring in English and Psychology. Interesting combination, yes, but it .. more..Writing
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