Unlucky

Unlucky

A Poem by September Mallory
"

About one of my characters Fortuna.

"
She looked at me-
painfully thin, though she ate
like she was on a death row.
Her hair was the colour of milk chocolate
Cascading, down, like
a waterfall
Over her back.
Her eyes were piercing
And extremely unsettling
Not to mention hetochromic-
one neon (almost glowing)
purple, the other
deep, deep plum.
She wore warm
Traveling clothes,
In shades of indigo.
Across her 
chest
A plain black leather travel bag.
She wasn't from here-obviously,
She came from inside the Forest.
Nobody comes from inside the Forest.
She studied me, her eyes sparkling
With intelligence. Or maybe tears. What's the difference?
A spray of cute freckles made it's way across the bridge
Of her nose, unfitting for her guarded ezpression
And menacing pose.
She raises her hand, palm up
And a thin snake of Darke magic snaked up from it, 
Aiming at me and hissing.
"Who are you?" Her calm question.
"I don't know,"
My honest answer.

© 2014 September Mallory


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Added on November 12, 2014
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September Mallory
September Mallory

Canada



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Hi. I'm September, I'm 16, and I like to write poetry. I also like cats, and reading. My favorite animal is an owl and my favorite colour is purple. Nice to meet you, -Sep. more..

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