ThumbtacksA Poem by Libby McKeownI'm late again for the acting class I never signed up for but they keep sending me the bill so here goes: I'm not the lucid thinker your mother is. Pride is high heel shoes worth the relief of kicking off. What did my father think stepping out for a smoke under February stars cold and clear? Probably, oh s**t.
He bit my shoulder marking me with someone else's secret originality. He made me something cold to drink, lit my cigarrette; we watched the Simpsons, stars rained behind my lids, I slept and pleasantly dreamt of Hell and kimchi and its smell of centuries and moments I will never know.
Mullets are ridiculous but I long for their freedom. No! YOU kiss MY a*s! Words written in the margin can mean the most. F**k your smugness, Simplicity. Long nails on a man mean he's a villain, duh! At least I'm not the fat one. There are no absolutes (giggle). Truth has the least commercial breaks.
She is taking each step with pride and humility. I agree; it is a neat trick. © 2010 Libby McKeownReviews
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Added on April 15, 2010Last Updated on April 15, 2010 AuthorLibby McKeownmobile, ALAboutHow could I ever explain?? A side note: I will read every read request. I can't promise I will review every one. However, don't be an a*s and send me (or anyone) 400 requests! I will unfriend y.. more..Writing
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