Sitting in a pile of black and white lace Covered with the scent of sweet summer haze To her imagination, she gives chase With a plastic smile plastered on her face A residue of a fire once ablaze
Once porcelain white skin now caked in grime Evidence of abuse from passing time A past beloved item of bedtime Melodies of yesterday, treasured rhymes Being this forgotten should be a crime
Nonexistent voice now sounds so raspy For silent nights are always most nasty "No one wants to stay by your side, lassie." A pool of mythic tears so icy Must be why her eyes appear so glassy
Thousands of days, she sits in harsh darkness Waiting for spectators, a failed actress Her shattered heart lying in the ashes The flame of hope now doused in hopelessness Until one day arrives a pure goddess
A quick poem I wrote during my Literature class (which I found out I only got a 2.5 [around 70% or less] average) and I think I need to set my priorities straight--