Bourbon Angels

Bourbon Angels

A Poem by Whitney Kleinhuizen

Twenty-five hundred miles.
Sleep now,

Please dream tonight.

Climbing inside her slumber,

Precisely what she wants.

Something terrible removed her peace.

The morning, four o'clock,

Search for innocence inside.

Disgusting world,

A war before her body.

Pinned orchids frown, upset.

Bourbon angels shot her.

It's prison, concave.

Power, its comfort.

Her skin, her hands, wet with moonlight.

Pelvic bones pink,

Hot water holding her body.

This belief bloomed.

Thought challenged.

One night, one word.

Ruined.

© 2012 Whitney Kleinhuizen


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A write from the heart.
You may check the spelling here:"Borbon angels shot her."


Posted 12 Years Ago


Whitney Kleinhuizen

12 Years Ago

Thank you :) I corrected it
zainul

12 Years Ago

You are appreciated :)

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Whitney Kleinhuizen
Whitney Kleinhuizen

Portage, MI



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I write out of expression. I don't know all the "rules of writing" and quite honestly don't really care. I write what I know. I write what I feel. I write beyond the eyes. I write from the heart. A.. more..

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