frankly dear...

frankly dear...

A Poem by Lady Lazarus.

dancers revel amongst the bottles filled with their vacant memories
we stare at one another catching sight as one does a piece of dust on a shaft of light
neither of us can dance but we do anyway despite
Our noses brush and we fall down against the radiator
It warms our backs to a painful degree but we don't care
 
we're dirt brightened beautifully
something we watched on a boring monday as it danced across the faces of our friends
we're the dirt that started to sparkle and take a different shape
we turn our face away and doodle with our pens
 
and well it never seemed to be possible of happening to folk such as us
holding hands we leave this party and run into the street
we ditch our shoes to feel the dew on our naked feet
neds,hen parties and the odd suicidal office worker look at us with confusion
we race past them and not even glass on the palms of our feet seem to hurt...
 
we're dirt brightened beautifully
something we watched on a boring monday as it danced across the faces of our friends
we're the dirt that started to sparkle and take a different shape
we turn our face away and doodle with our pens
 
In an awkward alleyway we stop and fall against the much too close walls
its dank and derelict but the mysterious puddles soothe our tired skin
we wish we could go back but you can't stop til you begin
we look into one anothers eyes hoping to catch sight of each other in the pupils
theres nothing much to shout about anyway
 
we're dirt brightened beautifully
something we watched on a boring monday as it danced across the faces of our friends
we're the dirt that started to sparkle and take a different shape
we turn our face away and doodle with our pens
 
I watch as you run off to find your shoes
your embarrassment hardly concealed beneath your thick fringe
I kick out my feet and hit it against a used syringe
frankly my dear I don't give a damn
frankly dear I prefer seeing you run away from me than with me.
 

© 2008 Lady Lazarus.


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Wow, what a way to end. For some reason, Morrisey singing Frankly Mr Shankly came to mind, but this esily outweighs that thought.

I especially love the first stanza and the repeated ones. Pure poetry filled with feeling. Great write.

Posted 15 Years Ago


I kick out my feet and hit it against a used syringe
frankly my dear I don't give a damn
frankly dear I prefer seeing you run away from me than with me.

woooooooooha!!!! what a kick a*s end....really enjoyed the read a lot..... gr8 job... lovely theme.... :) rock on m/

:) Smiles,
Poetic Soul

Posted 15 Years Ago



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Lady Lazarus.
Lady Lazarus.

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'...And I picked on the whims of a thousand or more Still pursuing the path that's been buried for years All the dead wood from jungles and cities on fire Can't replace or relate, can't release or .. more..

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A Poem by Lady Lazarus.