Lost GirlA Poem by Meaghan RhymerLost Girl Tom Waits on the radio, sending static kisses. That broken antennae longs to do the same, but hangs its metal head in shame, shame. Honey, draw that bath water let sorrows swim " piranhas. Bite the flesh that birthed you, demon. Celebrate candles on your cake colored coffin at the wake, wake. Pretty little doll, smile as you float. Porcelain promises, cupid bow kisses. Sweet haunt- dahlia girl. Heavy is the crown when you’re dead- tiara tainted trinkets on your head. But yesterday you were- flipping flapjacks in your bathrobe for anyone who’s listen to those stories, baby. Be your own dream boat- boy crazy. Float, float down the Nile in your basket, baptize yourself in Gentleman Jack " One shot, two shots, never look back. Meaghan Rhymer © 2017 Meaghan RhymerFeatured Review
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4 Reviews Added on November 12, 2017 Last Updated on November 12, 2017 Tags: poetry, femalepoet, dark, writer, femalewriter AuthorMeaghan RhymerNHAboutWriter. Singer. Wine lover. Obsessed with the obscure. An eccentric mind meld of caffeine and eggs benedict served to wandering, lost spirits. more..Writing
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