Introverted Extrovert

Introverted Extrovert

A Poem by Beth Kennedy
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Another nonsense poem from my mind. I don't know why seagulls keep coming up in things - I must secretly think they're OK.

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Oopsie daisy, I am rebuilding my eyes,

I had a bad day.

So I wanna be a rock cake??? Oh Sweeeeet GENIUS

I knew I was!


Hero. No.

I will tell my secrets later.


So...the new day,

the drawing of hilarious pictures.

This will surely be a comeback later,

This will be the work.


OK, the machiatto please - bit peaky today

Thanks a lot, ladies…


You woulda loved it

The New Fact: Seagulls can think all of the time,

Bloody hell, the BBC2 do as well.


I had five Pepsis and drunkeness

I had to learn about how mental illness

And how to make smelly friends.

I had to let me in.


Congrats!

When, how, what, where am I on a daily basis?

And that doesn’t count for the toilet.


Beth: stranded in London in a white-striped baby grow,

So I wrote 2500 words,

I’m not showing off.


If you think I am gutted,

I am now.

I just feel old,

And I was.


I had an attitude, boy.

A free eye test and I’m going to be a very amazing dancer.

Guess I’ll never forget.

I still think I’m a stage play in Nottingham

Thank you, St Moritz, £3, available all this weekend


...Yeah, they chose the Greatest Day

© 2014 Beth Kennedy


Author's Note

Beth Kennedy
St Moritz is a rip-off version of the St Tropez fake tan brand.

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Added on May 14, 2014
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Tags: nonsense, seagulls, silly, mental health

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Beth Kennedy
Beth Kennedy

Chester, North West, United Kingdom



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