Trash.A Poem by Meaghan RhymerHow I'm feeling lately.Trash. A world where fairytales are more viable than a paycheck, click-bate swaddle me in lies so I can tell my “friends” all about serial killer candy. Anti-vaccine harpies singing red lipstick lullabies for pro-life ash Wednesday Daddies, hear them? A place where you are disposable, to family, friends, you do not exist outside the shiplap, tufted pillow couture - out the door you go, who are you again? Champagne dreams on beer budget worthless, without a trick to offer. Circus girl, Shakespearean tramp, they do not wish to make an effort. When you’re gone, you’re gone. You were soulmates, love at first site, can’t breathe without you - kind of desperation, but step onto a plane, and you die. Peel off my skin and fashion leather for shoes to walk to me, as to not cut your delicate toes, but I am not the color of summer and you were hoping for someone, thinner, prettier more presentable. Keep me in the dark and kiss me, but outside I am your hatred, sun-soaked disappointment. You used to tell me secrets, now your lies choke you up, tears stain the starch on your shirt and you curse me for the extra 50 cents it will cost at the cleaner. I am the change in your closet, discarded, forgotten. The rot in Tupperware in your fridge. I am everything and nothing, but I guarantee In your coffin, my darling, you’ll dream about me. M.R. © 2018 Meaghan Rhymer |
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Added on July 18, 2018 Last Updated on July 18, 2018 Tags: female, poet, poems, female writer, female poet, defeat, woman, women 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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