Love and the Mad Hatter

Love and the Mad Hatter

A Poem by SpokenWord
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Being envious and living in the past is no way to love

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She starred into the mirror trying to remember
her more youthful days as a radiant beauty
with her eyes opened as wide as possible
the Mad Hatter counted all her new wrinkles

1,2 No 4! there's more!
she cried in disbelief at the power
that time has over all living beings
except the Queen of Hearts
she is always beautiful, the Hatter thought

"More green!, more green!, quickly!"
her voice screamed into the mirror
her servant protested, claiming that she had
enough green on to cover the entire planet

Hatter grabbed the green makeup
and slashed it all over her eye lids
she blinked fast and hard at her own reflection
there! there! the wrinkles have vanished!

"Excuse me Ma'am but your company is watching"
her servant said pointing to the prince on the sofa

Hatter tilted her hat to the side then
marched over to the prince and growled
"You pervert! You was watching my a*s!
Your just like my last boyfriend.. first a finger
then your candle stick... sick sick sick!

The prince raised his hand to cover his face
just as hatter tried to hit him on the lips

"D****t Johnny, why did you leave me for the Queen?"
her finger pointed directly at his nose
she sat down beside him and started to cry
"You think she's more beautiful than me!
Don't you? Don't you!
Hatter screamed

The prince leaned back away from her
"Hatter have you gone totally insane?
My name is Greg not Johnny and I
wasn't watching your a*s at all.  I think
your beautiful without all that green make up on!

The Hatter's mouth opened and her eyes squinted
with teeth clinched as tight as possible she hissed
"You like her a*s better!  I saw you watching it
the other day over tea while she was on TV!"
Hatter stood up and kicked him in the chest
"D****t Johnny you love her a*s more than me!"
Hatter cried streaming green makeup into her hands

The prince called for his things before standing up
Hatter asked him where he was going
the prince didn't say anything until he reached the door

"For the last time my name is Greg and not Johnny
I think your a*s is just divine as golden wine
but Johnny and I have something in common
I too will take my chances with the Queen of Hearts
she may castrate me but at least she isn't crazy"

The prince stormed out the door and never returned
Hatter sat on the sofa and shock her head
"What the Frack!  did he just leave me for the queen too?
I knew he liked her red a*s more!"

Men are all the same
Hatter thought to herself before returning to the mirror
to count all her new wrinkles on her face

1,2 No 4! there's more!

© 2011 SpokenWord


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I love this upside down crazy poem. Unfortunately many times women are like that and it is because society say being your and thin is what is acceptable for women. This was creatively done and I love how you made the hatter counter her wrinkles and call him Johnny when his name was Greg.

Posted 13 Years Ago


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Haha this is a new genre of poem you are going into....Love the fact that you add pictures to your poems to kind of bring the character to live..Never get tired of your new poems! pls keep sending read request..Beautiful

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

This poem is terrific work. It seemed to me that the Prince and the Queen of hearts, neither did anything to offend the Mad Hatter. I felt like the Hatter held a grudge against herself because she held a standard of beauty that only the Queen of Hearts lived up to. She had on these blinders...tunnel vision that only viewed the value of a woman in one respect.

IMO...The Hatter was was going through something that could happen to anyone who is overcome by a spirit of insecurity. I couldn't write her off as a villain. The Prince seemed to be completely innocent, but I have to wonder if he started the relationship by sharing the things that he felt made her special.

She should have been made more aware of what she had to offer as a person by her Prince. A relationship cant be built on physical attraction and eventually, one that is will have these issues eventually catch up and bite it in the.......

As a man, aging is not such a big deal because aging brings about positive and strong characteristics like security, maturity, being a provider. Society doesn't place as strong a value on what women have to offer. Personally, I've always thought that middle aged women were smart, charming and a lot of fun because of the way they can let go of society's games.... and just be themselves. I think of Physical and Inner beauty in full bloom. Society doesn't place much value on being able to bond with a person (especially women) because of their mind.

Oh wow...here I am on a soapbox. I loved the work.

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

I know that this a whimsical piece but to me it is so nonsensensical as to border on the ridiculous. But then it is good to be ridiculous sometimes.

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

oh you rolled it cleverly on it's side~ can't help but interpret the center piece through everydays of middle aged women behaving ridiculously under syringes and crawling young boy thighs at bars~ I've seen the prettiest and classiest of women turn into raving shrews as the onset of time makes itself apparent in the skin~ they fight it at every turn and find fault with the most innocent of actions from the male in their romantic life~
loved the dual nature of this poem~ the fantasy and reality often blend at corners~bravo!

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

This is a fantastic different take on the Mad Hatter, the jealousy and madness is portrayed perfectly. A favourite.

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

this is sooooo cool! i love this! so inspirational and fun!!

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

where did this one come from!?? what a marvelous job you've done with this one!! the green color of insecurity and envy sooo fit the mad hatter...bravo :). one of my favorites for sure :).

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

A great satirical look at how sometimes a I guy can't win no matter what he says... damned if does, damed if he don't. Woman can drive us crazy and yet still makes us want them.

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Awesome write. It just goes to show you how much the procession of time can weigh and consume a woman. The painted imagery suits the hitch of oblivion superbly. Truly great job!

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

This is funny, in a way. Its interesting to see the mad hatter interpreted by a girl, and the fact she held such jealousy for the queen of hearts was interesting.

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Added on April 10, 2011
Last Updated on April 10, 2011
Tags: Fairytale, Alice in Wonderland, Love, green, envy

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