Celebutante du dix-huitième siècleA Poem by WinterflowerI like to be inspired by words, and the word celebutant appeared on one of the top ten mashup words of this year.Inhale, deep and sharp In the whalebone embrace All those petits fours, little coloured buttons That danced on your tongue last night Chased down by a glass of sherry Now tug at your breath The muscles on your neck scream in agony beneath your horse hair crown, the sweet smelling pomade, the white powder for your lovers Rouge, the mark of a fallen woman Lingers on your lips Like the kiss of yesterday Their empty promises, Are with you Their touches as you waltzed Across the mirror lit halls And now you are the fallen woman, and they can move along, to be the husbands, brothers, fathers they were before you. © 2010 WinterflowerAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on August 7, 2010 Last Updated on August 7, 2010 AuthorWinterflowerFinlandAboutA beginner in all fields of writing. I write mostly prose, but also occasionally some crappy poetry. English is not my first language. more..Writing
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