Wanting More Poem by Della Perry
Wanting More
She wore him like an embellishment
His masculinity aided her femininity.
She needed all the help she could muster.
Self centered, selfish, narcissistic.
No problems leaving loved ones behind.
She wore him like a diamond necklace
Sprawled around her neck for all to see
But when she got down and dirty
She had no prolbme hanging him from the jewellery stand
Dangling coldly alone.
Got down on her knees for a new man.
Who reminded her of expensive golden bands
Adorning her greedy fingers
So much more she wanted, needed,
Never satisfied.
She offered her hand once more.
i think to poem is magnificent! oh! i just read the topics listed by you. i hope this does not indicate a problem in YOUR life, but just a keen 'imagination'. if the former, good luck! divorce is sometimes the better choice, though it can be excrutiating (for some; not for me) . to MyPoemList. time for one more..................poem. bri :)
well, Della, i'm glad to find some new poems on your site! but i have a problem with this line: She had no prolbme hanging him from the jewellery stand.................ha ha, hee-hee, :) some of this does sound down and dirty. just what i wanted tonight! (to be continued) ....
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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5/2/2024 5:39:50 AM # 1.0.0.1119
No, i don't think this is about you. mostly because you write, i believe, about an adulterous woman, and 'who in their right mind' would write about themselves in this way? ! and NOW i'll look at another poem. bri :)