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princesses & queens


I cried more
than a couple
of times
snide remarks
in spines since
I bruised like
a peach

all the things
I preached
crooked on
the floor with
me-

crocks
that needed
to be abused-

I glued two
& two together
like you would
never have
guessed

since I knew
there was
probably a
reason you
hated me

liars dressed
as twins
& said
that friends
were used
goods

& I should
sell more
of them

“you’re a
hypocrite”

you told me

and I said
no

"I'm a woman"






























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zil

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  • layla.
    October 26, 2007
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    i agree with lee-sharp. you made me say "ohhhh"... you did... I loved it. beautiful


  • lee-sharp
    October 26, 2007

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    ha. nice. i like your take on the prompt and the sparce internal rhyme (which was more than likely accidental). as the people belwo me pointed out, the ending makes the peice.


  • neoladyem
    October 4, 2007

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    This so great!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love everything about it! The flow was wonderful! The words were like a really gem glittering from sunlight! This is with out doubt one of the greatest poems that I have ever read on this website! I love the last line "I'm a woman." The only that puzzle me is why you chose the title of poem. I really don't see how it works with the poem. Still fablous poem. Totally should win the contest. Good luck in that.


    • zillion
      October 4, 2007

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      thanks em. Tell me when you've written something and I'll stop by and have a look.


  • DrunktankLullaby
    October 4, 2007

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    fucking killer ending.
    holy hell.

    “you’re a
    hypocrite”

    you told me

    and I said
    no

    "I'm a woman"

    probably the wittiest and most clever little snippet I've come across in a long time. & a wonderful piece as a whole. Best of luck in the contest!

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