Theirs This Girl Poem by London Turner

Theirs This Girl

Rating: 5.0


See theirs this girl shes beutiful and she knows it...
Shes like a size a size zero but she barely even notices.
She shakes out her blonde curls as she walks through the hallway.
No one could ever guess what she does at the end of the day.
She pukes and she perges like i've never seen before.
and after 3 long hours she'll do it some more.
i once tried to help her, but she told me not to.
Now im staring at her grave, the sky a greenish blue.
everyone remembers her as that beautiful skinny girl.
but i remember her as my best friend with blonde curls.
(For Mariah.)
(5-29-09)

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Justin Unanue 25 June 2009

Makes me disgusted at culture and society today. But also, and this is no offense to your friend. The malleability of humanity. My friend died in a car accident. Because of a drunk driver. And because she wasn't wearing a seat belt. I think sometimes, if in a parallel universe it was kewl to wear a seat belt, would she be alive today?

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i too have recently lost 2 friends its hard but i love this poem Unique

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James Bost 22 June 2009

oh now this is a good poem sad though

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