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Sometimes face painting another persona becomes plain, her exaggerated giggles don't slouch right upon the rose buds, (Mama noted them first - cherishing her eleven winter's awaited delivery) so readily pruned of actuality and truthfulness ravaging an inner shadow - still Eight Christmases young playing on her fruit's swing, running dough fingers across tangerine bars. Before memories commence their chorus, pleading forgiveness and forget-me nots, 'No Vacancies' is rehung within her windows moss embroidered.
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Oct 25, 2011
Oct 25, 2011 at 2:07 PM UTC
Fruit Swing
Sometimes face painting another persona becomes plain, her exaggerated giggles don't slouch right upon the rose buds, (Mama noted them first - cherishing her eleven winter's awaited delivery) so readily pruned of actuality and truthfulness ravaging an inner shadow - still Eight Christmases young playing on her fruit's swing, running dough fingers across tangerine bars. Before memories commence their chorus, pleading forgiveness and forget-me nots, 'No Vacancies' is rehung within her windows moss embroidered.
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Oct 25, 2011
Oct 25, 2011 at 2:07 PM UTC
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