Invisible Menopause

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There are flowers in the attic

And I am screaming myself to sleep

Dammit! where are all the flowerpots in the city?

For the city is full of lies...

I am hot, I am hot, I am hot!

Or am I feeling things?

There is no lust in this lackluster

I must escape my mind...

And truly I am losing my mind

What feeling do I get

When I burn this town?

And I shall burn it down to the ground

I'm hot, I'm hot, I'm hot! I say

For the city's in ruins because of me...yet I feel invisible in this world

For I am a woman and I aim to tease...

Oh pass me a margarita please

Let us get drunk in a plastic cup

And then we can stick our heads in the refrigerator

For I can't stand this heat in the kitchen...

And my boobs are wet from the sweat

And I am sweating all over,

I can't control this body heat...

Is anyone else hot in here?

For I am a woman

And I am in a bad mood,

Or is the devil playing with my emotions?

For it is so hot in here, please!

Please save me from this hell!

And my head is as cold as ice

My mind is numb to the world

And I have no idea how I'm feeling, really

I just know that I am a ghost to complete narcissism;

Stay away from the lilies!

I dare you to please me

For sex is invalid anymore...

And sex is running away from this argument...

I dare you to pop your ego with a pin.

Invisible menopause! Invisible menopause!

Will you ever be above the laws?

The laws in which we scorn from our mothers?

For I am an invisible woman to her...

For she hated me since I was a child...

There is a story behind a mother's love,

For a mother's love can be deadly!

And you wonder why

I have invisible menopause

I can't even win when it comes to me,

I just waver in my self-wavering

And we all cry when there's a dirty movie

Covered in poop and shame...

Does invisible menopause

Make the woman lame? 

  

  • Author: Soul Baby (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 19th, 2024 00:19
  • Category: Unclassified
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