When she speaks

When she speaks

A Poem by Robert Erickson
"

Abuse. fear. Hate. Who needs it?

"

When she speaks

I won't listen

Then the sweat

starts to glisten.

 

I deny her transmission,

arbitrary rendition.

I keep trying to think

but this b***h is beneath me.

 

Quiet yourself for a second.

I want to get this on record.

What was I doing last night?

B***h, let me live my life.

 

Don't care that you cooked.

It's not my concern it wen't cold.

Why don't you shut the hell up?

Both this and you become old.

 

Stop, shut it and f**k.

Wipe the tears and buck.

If you don't lay down right now

I'll put you out on the ground.

 

Why are you walking away?

Know I don't mean what I say.

You just make me so mad,

didn't want to beat you so bad.

© 2008 Robert Erickson


Author's Note

Robert Erickson
constructive criticism please

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Added on October 3, 2008

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Robert Erickson
Robert Erickson

Near Monterey, CA



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Undiscovered poet. I know entirely too much about computers... I like to read and watch documentaries and learn stuff and I'm a programmer. more..

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