SLEEPING GIRL

SLEEPING GIRL

A Poem by STRAND
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Before you wonder: yes, it was worth saying twice. Take care while you dream.

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SLEEPING GIRL

 

How many times must we go over this?

Yes, you messed up your lines again!

It’s supposed to be ‘thank-you,’

not a vessel, mute and aloof.

 

Can’t say that I really blame you:

I’m portrayed in your dreams

accurately and nightmarishly:

Messing up strangers’ hair

touching all the fruit;

rattling through the pipes.

 

Fires burning in mirror-worlds,

in dreams that

tiptoe to your room every night:

 

Yes, it’s counterfeit,

but heretofore: a pleasing facsimile.

Plus, I RSVP’d

 

Driving slowly, painstakingly

through your parking-lot,

just looking for trouble.

 

While demons are hoofin’ it,

past fallen fences: 

Your heroes are huffin’ it--

gold paint that is.

 

With the strangest things found in the thistles:

goats crossed with spiders.

To sell giant webs at outrageous prices?

You are one sick girl.

 

That annoying gnawing, upon awakening.

What more do you expect,

having invited me in?

You are one sick girl.

© 2013 STRAND


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very good expression from what i gather people think she's aloof cause she doesn't talk much and then they scorn her for it and think she's fake but that's just what i get


Posted 11 Years Ago


Wow this poem is amazing! So creative and diffrent. :) Great job!

Posted 11 Years Ago



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STRAND
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Portland, OR



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