weeping ladies: a metaphorA Poem by Safrina
My mother does not enjoy kissing pictures. How, oh,
very sad, Very primitive. The sound of her 'rock me' face. She told me not to open her chest when she is dead: You will find a train sized heart., they are your bones, and indeed I saw the tiny liver, a furious apple. The dying words of Mendeleev are in the pockets of your therapist. I consider this as a metaphor, weeping ladies. And indeed, you are sad enough: each tiny day in each tiny pill. A pharmacist is not your sister tree. Know this, not as a metaphor, but as being. © 2011 SafrinaAuthor's Note
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Added on March 9, 2011Last Updated on March 16, 2011 AuthorSafrinaBirmingham, United KingdomAboutkisses on the neck and writing rules my life and determinsim is a b***h but me and her made a deal so it's all good now. in fact, shes doing a lot of great things for me. Take down the lo.. more..Writing
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