Miss Street
She walks like a hooker,
knowing the street and
its patrons, but with
more elegance and poise.
A queen, of sorts, crowned
in golden hair, onlookers’
admiration.
Dressed in designer comfort,
a figure naturally designed
to evoke jealousy. Even
the most faithful of mates
gaze—awed, desiring.
Such beauty unseen
off of the catwalk.
"She lives the perfect life"
Yet, no Ms. America in her.
No pageant needed to see
‘Life’s Ms. Street’ in this lady.
Eyes drowned in sorrow
give her secret away.
Wow.
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i wonder if it is arrogant of me to ask if my poetry has an effect on you? i’m deleting it. and i would like your input. which three poems are the best?
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AmAzInG WoRdS… QuArAnTiNeD FoR FeAr Of It’S CoLlIdInG PoWeR… KeEp ThE InK FlOwInG…
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it’s a very interesting piece. ryn: okay, it really wasn’t a well-realized idea, but what i was trying to get at was cancer being mistaken for pregnancy. unfortunately,it wasn’t effective.
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