She sat glorified
Among rotting leaves
On a rooftop ledge
Reigning over streets
Where children don't believe in "someday"
Each day, she greets the sky
With a painted pink smile
Her perfectly sized body
A taunt to adolescent girls below
Gusts of violent winds
Descent from that palace
Into the lap of a dreaming bookworm
These days she wears a torn dress,
Broken limbs splayed on a glorified bookcase
Feb 14, 2013
Feb 14, 2013 at 9:27 PM UTC
She sat glorified
Among rotting leaves
On a rooftop ledge
Reigning over streets
Where children don't believe in "someday"
Each day, she greets the sky
With a painted pink smile
Her perfectly sized body
A taunt to adolescent girls below
Gusts of violent winds
Descent from that palace
Into the lap of a dreaming bookworm
These days she wears a torn dress,
Broken limbs splayed on a glorified bookcase
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