Sitting PrettyA Poem by Riley BrayAtop a web of favor lightly sauced with the desired revenge of others.
Damn, girl, aren't you sitting pretty?
Up there on your high horse With that sceptre called popularity Clasped in your fingers. Those long, annoyingly pampered claws of yours. Damn, girl, aren't you sitting pretty? With that wicked grin That makes men and women do your bidding Much like the mythological siren calling sailors to their graves. And hell, if they're stupid enough to fall for you they deserve to have their individuality stolen. Damn, girl, aren't you sitting pretty? Donned in golden robes of royalty And set atop the corpses of souls That you trampled so that you could get more power. An anarchist from the hell of popularity. Damn, girl, aren't you sitting pretty? With that little group of your brainwashed minions Following you around like lost puppies Because they want to be you, not because they like you. Such wonderful friends you have, huh? Damn, girl, aren't you sitting pretty? Atop of a web of favor lightly sauced with the desired revenge of others Money coming out your a*s, (and probably through that dirty vaj of yours too), And friends who would throw you under the bus at the flip of a switch. Miss popularity, damn, aren't you sitting pretty?
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Added on April 26, 2013 Last Updated on April 27, 2013 AuthorRiley BrayAbout"There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside of you."---Maya Angelou "I'm not even going to get mad anymore...I'm just gonna start expecting the lowest from the people I thought h.. more..Writing
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