A little poem I wrote one night after a trip.
Big Girls Cry
She steals the souls of babies
cooing cherry blossom bouquets
“Thick as thieves” she shouts
an observation from an orbited loon
beamed back to her one-eyed mind
Molehill to molehill
she’s an eighteen-wheeler on a
convoy coast to coast
hauling iPads and iPhones
See her when she smiles?
That’s when she’s happy
See her when she frowns?
That’s when she’s sad
Every emotion oozes from
cracks of broken nostalgia
She melts in your mouth, baby
Beam her up, Scotty
Her pride is a force too big for this world
Daddy never loved her
Momma sniffs the green
grass on the other side
Now she can’t follow through
on a slow ball pitch
What’s that in your teeth, sister?
I chipped my piano keys on a D flat
No more music for me
I should’ve never gone to Vegas
Those marriages never last
No point of return
That’s…
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