BonesA Poem by Elizabeth
I wish you had a grave
so I had somewhere to hide on nights like this. I would open the mausoleum doors and slip beneath you, curling up on a cold shelf. Your bones laying next to me would be comfort enough. But you have no grave. And there is no solace in any crypt but my own. © 2016 ElizabethReviews
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6 Reviews Added on August 16, 2016 Last Updated on August 16, 2016 AuthorElizabethWonderland, TNAboutI am Alice through the looking glass...I mix my metaphors with barbiturates. I take my mania with a glass of milk and I rarely look before crossing the street. Walk a mile in my mary janes, friend. .. more..Writing
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