Angeline
Poet Chick
- Joined
- Mar 11, 2002
- Posts
- 27,158
Your suite image,
I captured,
released on a dying man.
"He is but an ounce of cocaine
and the sweet, red gaudiness is Vegas?"
His diseased heart,
malignant blood,
allowed him to speak like a bitter child --
with butterfly mouth,
wingless.
He called me beauty.
And you?
Unworthy.
My better-than attitude
is a beetle,
now crushed, and butterflies
go to the grave; we go on,
neither criminal nor sweet --
loving somewhere in the middle.
I like this. You're back on your game.