Lipstick Fiend
I've seen you
curvy line vulture
chase from above
seeking for adventure
lipstick fiend
envious
lascivious
You want what is mine
and careless you incline
to reveal a low cleavage
Tattoo like dress
you wear to impress
Careless savage
criss-cross legs
Selling cheap your wombs
Delicate tombs
to where he'll rest
He'll die...
Oh yes he'll die
if he ever fails
My bed is full and warm
yours is empty
and you'll never get plenty
with a thousand men
parading in your den
Filthy den
where sin and sorrow
from the skin you borrow
Not borrow... Steal
You're a second plate meal
Never be a queen
or a spouse or a dame
because once that flame
scorches your skin
age will bring loneliness
and forever emptiness.
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Carmina A Book of Poems
PoetryCarmina (Hebrew) means garden or orchard. In Latin it means song or poem. This is a collection of Poems of love, life and nature.
