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red eyes

by Charlie Morgan



from her crinoline fluffed skirt
to her hangy-down pig-tails,
she was all a yet-to-be woman;
fulfilling growth's spurt.
from her red eyes she cried
blues' tears.
she'd had a man but lost him;
he was lost as well.

catapaulted, un-asked, into womanhood
and stirring was her confused soul.
childhood, whisked away by love's envy,
carried on his wings of lust.
settling like a windless dust storm
on her heart's muted throbs.
and hurting still is her aching soul;
bleeding-out all compassion

03/09/2005

Posted on 03/09/2005
Copyright © 2024 Charlie Morgan

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by A. Paige White on 05/19/10 at 12:27 AM

Wow. I could have written one like this about my daughter, too. I wanted to kill the boy with my bare hands when he stomped all over her heart.

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