She lives in her tea
Like a wild stallion
And smoky clouds can't erase her
For she is too hard to endure;
Yes she is the woman with two faces,
The joker and the saint.
Oh how the green grass piles upon the dirt,
Her riddles are fire within the night
Elastic smiles are not always a treasure
And a shortness of breath
Is not eternal,
Oh what proper love marries a saint?
The mystery is in the story
She brings every Friday,
Her loyalty is a joke
Such wildflowers wander in the wind
As the dirt seeps between her ears
And lovely is the scarlet rose face
That bleeds with integrity
I find myself widened
To her loneliness;
For words are bigger
Than the actions allowed
She storms in rage
When someone tells the truth
And her dirty fingernails are not so tough
As jelly rots upon the stone...
Philosophically, I raise the bar
Yet Norma is a thing on earth
Her rotten teeth are soft and white
And her peanut butter skin's aglow
Oh the softness of her wickedness
Is of a pleasant rose
But her tea is too hot to compare...
Oh what wicked snare?
For she is too beautiful to dare
For a friend is a wicked friend
All the time;
For what is this philosophy
I sit upon her chair?
For she is not true to her friends at all
For there is jelly all over the place
She is a filthy dirty liar
And roses stink like her demands
And watch her fall into the devil's hands
Such clarity is stronger than my might
Ten thousand men cannot lift such betrayal
Such rotten teeth cannot speak true words
My darling affiliator,
What can you think of next?
For your waging sorrow
Is a cry for tears...
I cannot wait for the smoky clouds to clear.
Demon, demon
Do you smell a steak?
Devotion is your truest friend,
For the blood of the meat will haunt you
As the skies rip and roar;
And what is the sky
If the sky is not for you?
I plan on delivering another message
And goodbye to the skies that once adored you
For your angelic house
Is in ruins...
- Author: Soul Baby (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: January 23rd, 2024 00:50
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 3
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