A Prostitute’s Life
Her mind savours the seasonal joy
And the face burns in a daylight heat.
She seems to uncap her head
To look at the Sun’s untrimmed chest;
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When she goes blue in the blow of her pain
And a few coins of penny can’t fill her tummy,
She goes to the endless road
To find the vultures in the store.
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When her child cries moons and skies
And her beast friend tells all the lies
She soaks the rainbow until it’s drained
Mitigating the truth to live insane!
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This is the 100th and final poem under the poetry journal “Isn’t She A Cape Crusader!” which aims to add 100 poems under 100 days. I missed nineteen days.
This is also probably the last poem of 2018 which counts more 140 poems for this year alone.
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