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David Leger
Poems
Mar 2014
Life of a Doll
She picks me up,
Dresses me in blue.
Clothes me in lace,
All dolled up, shiny and new.
We play our games,
I always lose;
I'm just the doll,
I let the girl choose.
We play for awhile,
And my threads begin to fray;
With every tug and pull,
She strains me with her play.
To her it's all fun,
My feelings: she's unaware;
But slowly I'm dying,
As my seams wither and tear.
Until one day,
Something finally snaps;
My threads unravel,
I'm riddled painful gaps!
So like the dolls before,
She'll toss me in the trash;
And out to browse some more,
For the next unlucky catch.
Written by
David Leger
21/M/New Brunswick, Canada
(21/M/New Brunswick, Canada)
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