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Dorothy A
Poems
Aug 2010
A poem written for a contest
I am but a piece of fine china
Fearful that I may break
For you must know
My existence is at stake!
It is hard being a plate
A porcelain product, flat and round
One slip out of your fingers
I'm in useless pieces on the ground!
You see, people use me
Their knives cut, their forks poke!
I think they think of me
As some kind of joke!
I have been painted
A piece of china, glazed
When on display in a cabinet
I want to remain there for days
You wonder of my colors
Why I wear this hue
The world is like a peacock
but I remain blue
I stand with my brothers and sisters
Fearful my world will be shattered
Along with the vases and teacups
Along with the platters!
Why couldn't I be a ring of gold?
Why couldn't I be diamond?
To be worn and venture out on the town
Instead of this piece of china!
I often feel like I am drowning
In a sea of sudsy bubbles in a sink
But then I'm proud that I'm gleaming
After I am rinsed!
I'm tired of being filled with pasta
Sauces, gravies, nothing new
That is why my color represents me well
That is why I am blue!
Prince Poppycock on America's Got Talent wanted people to create art with a contest centured around fine china, the blue and white ones especially
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