could you see it in her eyes? | 1 |
all the ways and always. | 2 |
what would they be? | 3 |
- bright and wide - | 4 |
lovingly tarnished, | 5 |
now swathed in shades of violet-blue. | 6 |
trapsing, trolloping, baggy-jean blue. | 7 |
dragging her heels | 8 |
through the soles of her boots, | 9 |
through puddles that once were | 10 |
the mirror to the soul - as her eyes reflect | 11 |
the puddle. all too well-full. | 12 |
and awfully bedraggled, | 13 |
my haggard hands handle her; | 14 |
to prove some shape - | 15 |
the hideous, obnoxious, | 16 |
narcissitic date rape. | 17 |
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