such a bitter baby
the rhinestones imprinted into her brain
to create a forever crown
an angel-halo
have started to itch;
they've cracked open on both sides —
crumbled —
crashed —
stuck in her hair like
fragments of sparkling dna
she can hardly remember the last time her
head was bare;
and maybe that's the way it should be
heaven pt.ii
cherub-cheek marked boys
or mahogany wonders dusted over once with
silver and gold
i love one and all
i think that maybe that is the only way i can exist
amidst them
a continuous connection
an emotional convection
current
slippery and blue and
temperamental as it may be
it sustains legions of rose garden boys
for seconds and centuries to come
the sky will swallow them in pairs of two and
bonded by a finger or blush pink lips or
affection, or even worse
i too will ascend with them.
a heavenly reunion; a celestial gathering
there is a garden in heaven
so vast and plush and green that
to be lost in it is to be at
ease; to be misguided is to find a better way
i wanna go there, baby,
take me sometime. you said your motorcycle can go
sky high, right?
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Poetryshoved a needle in my brain and now my head won't stop bleeding