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Sean Carnegie Golightly
Poems
Dec 2011
Beauty Sleeping
With a curse, some wicked witch
drew and flicked her tongue
to **** the damsel to a fate
of slumber till true love comes.
But ****, that damsel laughed
threw her arm around the witch
and poked a little gaff
at the self-assured olβ *****,
I can think myself out of love
or in it, for that matter.
Do what youβll do
but no love is true.
You could give the princes a ladder
and still I would sleep here forever,
which might pain me if I were younger,
but I like my dreams
and sleeping seems
better than life and its hunger.
So she skipped up to the tower
two steps at a time
high-fived the dragon guard
and spit one last jab behind
*The more I think of it
thereβs no bad way this can end!
I either wake up to great ***
or dream it till Iβm dead!
Written by
Sean Carnegie Golightly
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