Stefanie Fontker Poems

Maybe in a different life,
You would give me a chance
To ask for your hand in
Matrimony of co-existence.
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You hang on my daisy-thumb,
Hooked onto my spider womb
And as these lips spit sunsets
Snow weeps from your mouth.
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Haughty moon, you mock me,
Smiling down at my thunderous bark.
And yet I keep at my fun and quips,
I refuse to be dead to this world.
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Incapacitated lover,
You say you want me
But not as a lover
I am nothing more
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The little black dress
That ends far above
Your knees and leaves
Little to my broad
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The green-eyed monster
How he consumes me
Such a suspicious glare
Rips from my eyes
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I will steal it
Take everything away
Taint your childhood
And rape your soul
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'She stole my heart! '
You wail, boldly
Without a heart
You're rather cliché
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Misanthropy, is that so?
I believe in equality
True, and through
To the very end
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Forget everything
About this face
It was never mine
And never yours
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