Raliquey

Raliquey

A Poem by Emily Dickinson Jr.

I can taste the excitement on the air emanating from your eyes
Raliquey meet me at New Port Motel
If that's even your name...
If its not stay away
I want only to meet Raliquey
I saw the name on a waitress tag
Don't be muggle
If your a Raliquey your not
Raliquey is interesting
Raliquey is unique
Never mundane 
Be my bloody Raliquey!
The scarcest treasure of my crumbling morality
A treasure of no value to you
I trust you to come to me
Only you does the urchin-man choose
We will be huddled; the urchin-man and Raliquey
My dim star I seek
The Raliquey shall be mine fore we are destined
To be and have always been
Believe it!
The star says nothing but stares and shakes out refusal
Disgust and mistrust
So the Raliquey that never was Raliquey fades among
The bright stars to once again be 
Yet also never be

© 2013 Emily Dickinson Jr.


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Emily Dickinson Jr.
Emily Dickinson Jr.

FL



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Im just a highschool girl. Writing is my hobby and I think Im fairly good at it but I leave you to be the judge of that. :-) my best short stories are: http://www.writerscafe.org/writing/poisinros.. more..

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