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Jeuden Totanes
Poems
Mar 2014
Woman of the Street
White smoke rose from her nostrils
Her arm, covered with red spots
Her hair, the outcrops of earth
Her image- haggard
Red and black she went
Into inns and clubhouses
Playing with cold cash
Stuffing it into her trousers
She threw the cigarette ****
Onto the ground
And squished it
With the heel of her stiletto
Red pair of dry lips
Tired eyes in their sockets
Her voice tried to call out
To the man in the car
He halted and smiled
She took his arm
They exchanged grins
She went into the backseat
A few hours later
She lay still on the bed
The pillow wet with tears
Her clothes on the floor
The man was asleep
So she scurried out of the hellhole
She found her way home
Grandma sat on the rocking chair
She dropped the money
On the old womanβs lap
Then she went inside the room
Where a babe waited
She cradled her baby in her arms
She stared at the calendar
Hanging on the wall
December 25th.
Written by
Jeuden Totanes
Pasacao, Camarines Sur
(Pasacao, Camarines Sur)
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