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Laura
Poems
Jun 2018
Epitaph.
She was thick, erubescent.
Advised not to give her my eyes, I stared:
she was haloed by the diaphanous seat
which held me when she shifted.
Flourishing fiercely, defiant,
she glowered, staining porcelain
like pink tipped damasks; a Fauvist impression.
I believe if sheβd had a tongue
she would have screamed,
scolded me for my selfishness-
shrieking as the sorceressβ slain offspring.
My heart cringing, heavy lids like two tomb doors
shielding me like from her quiet contention,
I summoned the scrubs to put her out.
#prochoice
#abortion
#children
#motherhood
#epitaph
#feminism
#death
Written by
Laura
27/F/England.
(27/F/England.)
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