Miss MildredA Poem by Aaron M. AndersonA poem I wrote for class. There's a little bit of hypocrisy in us all... Some adult language.Miss Mildred Miss Mildred is a stitch, a stumbling, bumbling b***h. Some say she’s a witch who eats one child each day. Her style of dress is smart. Her hair is spiral art. She humbly plays her part in the high school PTA. This Friday night’s a treat: all the Girls will meet in Mildred’s grandest suite to have a fine soiree. “Not for celebration,” she says, “for education, and thoughtful lamentation for our society.” These nights they find the time to sit around and whine with flutes of sparkling wine in front of Mildred’s new TV. “Our children ought not do what movies tell them to.” She asks, “What can we do to uphold integrity?" “Movies of all tastes,” she says, “are utter waste.” Yet each one sits and bastes and watches hungrily. © 2011 Aaron M. AndersonAuthor's Note
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2 Reviews Added on March 13, 2008 Last Updated on July 18, 2011 Tags: hypocrisy, silly, bitchiness Previous Versions AuthorAaron M. AndersonRaleigh, NCAboutI'm a young writer from North Carolina. I enjoy creating unique worlds for people to experience and enjoy through my stories and poems. Thank you for visiting my profile page. My favorite lyric.. more..Writing
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