MiceA Poem by Lysrie MendezLoathing smitten O so gracious mouse With a waterfall trailing Light and heavy
Gushing guts and cycle debris of streetlights With the warmth of a pleasure killing the nerve And nearly a light With the raise of a palm and the scream of the curls This made the mouse heavy
Pleasure never seemed right after that
Come in peace and in age The life was entered But the high nose and the portrayal of supremacy kept it away
Until new year, That was when the universe saw an opportunity. And flirted with it.
Red cards were exchanged Red lipstick was worn And eventually in misfortunate fortunate events Red blood was shed. And the mini was blessed
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1 Review Added on August 29, 2012 Last Updated on August 30, 2012 AuthorLysrie MendezChicago, ILAboutMy name is Alyssa and I've always grown up with the idea of being a doctor but I've only recently realized that I wanted it for all the wrong shallow reasons. After studying under a certain English te.. more..Writing
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