“Ignorant fool”
she laughed
raising her glass
“will women never learn?
he loves the smorgasboard
taste this
feast on that
at evening’s end
he always goes home alone
to belch up his dessert
of red heads, blondes, brunettes
take it
all of them”
she flings the contents of her wine glass
to the silenced one
“you will need this”
she handed her the now emptied wine glass
“for your own tears”
The amazing photograph was from stock photographs
Looking ahead, without looking back (too often)
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Love it! 🙂
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yes you are probably seeing body parts in every dish…
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I hate that I have such mixed feelings about the holsmees. It bothers me that our culture considers them, largely, disposable people, beings to be hidden away like some big embarrassment. And yet I fear walking alone through some of the bike trails that pass through woodlands or under bridges, and that fear is due in part to worries over several unsolved murders within the holsmees community which aren’t being solved. The holsmees man I met the other day seemed very nice and I was happy to help him find a temporary shelter but, then again, my husband was waiting for me only yards away so I had the luxury of feeling safe. I just think that as a society, we can do better.
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What an excellent photo to pair with your poem.
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A beautiful writing 🙂
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hell yeah!
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Nicely done. I loved it. 🙂
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