I saw her everyday As I walked home from school She would stand against that same “No Smoking” sign I never really understood How she could stand against that sign And disobey it everyday Or maybe she didn’t understand it I mean after all she did stand there In her fishnet stockings and 5 inch heels with money slipping out of those stockings Smoking Just smoking until there was nothing left to smoke on that ole cig She smoked that thing religiously everyday As if it would make her immortal Although, ironically, it did the exact opposite Maybe it’s like her So stereotypical But maybe she’s the exact opposite She stands in those infamous heels and fishnet stockings Like a stereotypical ***** But maybe she just got off her minimum wage part time job at the costume shop down the street Maybe she’s not a stereotypical mother But that doesn’t mean she’s a stereotypical ***** either And she’s also not a freak nor an outcast Just because she is NOT a stereotype She’s just a person Just a woman Standing at that same “No Smoking” sign In her favorite 5 inch heels and fishnet stockings Who likes to smoke so much she may even think it’d make her immortal
“Write a poem using the following: a “No Smoking” sign and a pair of fishnet stockings.”