FlightA Poem by ElizabethI am as white as the walls stucco strips drop from me, a metamorphosis over time. A million atoms along my razor thin silhouette, weathered thin by cruel eyes. Hey, big man in the suit at the city lights you smell like perfume. Big ego with the condoms in the waste basket. Big charisma, cadence of this and that and lies, of fatigue, contempt, and sighs, yet it's nothing new, nothing new. Your abuse is nothing new. Little coward in the big suit, I'll break free. Little failure your legs are buckled beneath and I am clouds covering your sky. I can tower above, dissociate from your lies. You have nothing, a disillusion and a flight into freckled tomorrows. Spattered with this and that and wine. I am needless, an ivory exoskeleton of music. My wings on the black notes drift up like raspberry summers. My jazz will be a free-verse and flight. Little man with the big shoes. I am free. © 2010 ElizabethAuthor's Note
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2 Reviews Added on November 27, 2010 Last Updated on November 30, 2010 AuthorElizabethChicago, ILAboutHello. ^_^ I'm 16 years old, but don't let that number fool you, I'm quite mature. I don't really know what to put here. Most of the time I just feel empty and frustrated. I'm a nihilist/athe.. more..Writing
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