by Angela Finneran
Now, when I sleep at night
I’m awakened by their beady eyes.
Those eyes that question me
Why, why.
And judge the core of my soul,
each time I walk—
Through.
That.
Door.
Those eyes that sigh and yawn
Excite, and fright.
Those eyes that hug me,
and give me the finger.
Those eyes attached to that
Short, Repulsive Figure.
They demand that I deliver
My beating heart on a plate of
Mac and Cheese
Those beady eyes.
That crave love and praise;
That may or may not succeed
Because of me…
When I am desperate to rest,
I can’t.
And never will again.
—Those beady eyes
that possess my dreams,
Growing and defected by the
spectrum of my sins.
Monday, November 8, 2010
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