LipstickA Poem by Rachel JaneMy smile lies right there, Where it has always been: Painted on my lips. But this time, the flavor it wears Is a sour one. It lost its sweetness the moment hope started to slowly die It lies right there, numb, Just like a cheap perfume Over the fancy clothes of a diva. The look in my eyes cooks the tears of a child In the oven of pain from my soul But the wind takes care just like every time To dry them off, just before they are born. I’d take a cube of sugar to rub it against my lips To revive the sweet smile of the past But you hold the jar of sweet cubes in your hands, And your being is too far away. © 2013 Rachel Jane |
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