Porcelain Doll By: Irwin Lawyear Poem by Irwin Lawyear

Porcelain Doll By: Irwin Lawyear



Porcelain cracked
Silk, dragged
Beautiful curls in knots
Sits alone, in front a window
Never being touched
Use to be loved
Use to have care
Now it's all alone
Watches them walk
Watches them talk
Little Porcelain doll
Watches the seasons pass on
Spring
Winter
Fall
But alast
Summer hasn't past
It's lasts the longest for this poor doll
That Porcelain cracked doll
That silk dragged doll
That beautiful curls in knots doll
That's alone
All alone
Watching out that window
Waiting to be loved, by someone.

Porcelain Doll   By: Irwin Lawyear
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: alone
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
It's based off one of my best friends. She use to be alone and broken. She cut, stole, etc. But, when me and my friends helped her out.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kelly Kurt 24 June 2015

Nice parable in a poem. Thanks for sharing, Irwin

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