Strings

peto

A dancer on the edge of dreams 

Where nothing's quite the way it seems 

Placed all her champions into teams 

And pulled upon their strings 

 

She led them to her web of lies

A flash of skin to strengthen ties

Her blatant crimes and alibis

Help pull upon their strings 

 

A juggler of the highest class 

Turned ashen faced attending mass

The vicar blushed her brazen pass

To pull upon his strings 

 

Her self esteem is low at best 

Helps justify her heartless quest 

To gather men into her nest 

And pull upon their strings 

 

The love she sought was close at hand 

A rugged handsome one man band 

The beach's finest grain of sand 

She dropped her ball of strings 

 

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  • Poetic Licence

    A sense of treating most in a negative way, playing games until she caught the one she wanted, nicely expressed and written, enjoyed the read

    • peto

      Great to hear you enjoyed
      Truly appreciate such support
      Many thanks

      • Poetic Licence

        You are very welcome

      • sorenbarrett

        A well written poem with rhythm, rhyme, meter and flow it works and has a message to boot making it a fave

        • peto

          Thank you
          Appreciate the review
          Extremely grateful

          • sorenbarrett

            My pleasure

          • Tony36

            Really enjoyed it

            • peto

              Good to see you Tony
              Many thanks

            • Friendship

              Your poem seems to revolve around a woman who embodies both the roles of a dancer and a juggler, suggesting a performance of life where she orchestrates relationships to fulfill her desires while dealing with her low self-esteem and the consequences of her actions.

              • peto

                You got me sussed friendship
                I truly appreciate your time and support
                Extremely grateful

                • Friendship

                  You're very welcome, Peto.



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