WORTHY SORORITYA Poem by Bill Grimke-DraytonFlickered in scorching haze, hospitable gentility, annoyed by spread pockmarks of perspiration despite the fan-waving and concealed, smelling salts. Girdled, upholstered ladies prattle on about the delicious flow of seeped-out gossip, chewed over with decorous indignation. They smirk and twitter like giggling schoolgirls among their tea-time gatherings. © 2015 Bill Grimke-Drayton |
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Added on November 1, 2015 Last Updated on November 1, 2015 AuthorBill Grimke-DraytonNantwich, Cheshire, United KingdomAboutI was with WritersCafe before, and found the site again. I have completely rewritten the information about myself. So much has happened in the last few years. Firstly and most importantly of all I ca.. more..Writing
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