Abc Poem by Lynette Lawrence

Abc



You sit left to me,
You don't wanna see,
What's really inside me.
Do you want to hurt me?

You could tell it everyone!
Would it make you feel better?
You don't know anything about me.
My new name for you is 'ABC'

I don't need lipstick for attention,
I also never owned extentions.
The only problem I ever had was you
and what you used to do.

And the last thing I tell you about me,
is why you're so much weaker than me:
You only blance on a tightrope that's lying on the floor,
I'm doing the same but over a huge gorge.

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POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
It feels great to be able to breathe, after I could take off the tight corset of a wrong friendship, dear Owl!
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Simon Odhiambo 23 July 2012

Keep this going. I like it.

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