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The immobile carcasses of plastic babies litter my child's floor, never seeking there birth mother as she was a statue of recycled imagery. Of illegitimate children holding this abortion of weaved construction that sings hollow words of  "mommy, mommy, But they look within me, in cold eyes they stare in to nothingness heeding the words of wanting but their cries diminish to a silent lingering buzz. Barely heard but I white noise succumbs to dreams of a lonely child in stress, but recycled voice spoke. I kicked the abortion of sickening similarity and wonder back as the form of a child, baby, I have just kicked. But still it weeps for a mother that is as fake as the calls its synthetically calls upon a child. Inanimate objects that stir in repetition, I will be long gone when you will still whimper in a landfill, calling in static, batteries last moments and you still call out "mommy, mommy, no one answers your call.
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Jul 31, 2016
Jul 31, 2016 at 6:00 PM UTC
Fetus Of A Plastic Birth
The immobile carcasses of plastic babies litter my child's floor, never seeking there birth mother as she was a statue of recycled imagery. Of illegitimate children holding this abortion of weaved construction that sings hollow words of  "mommy, mommy, But they look within me, in cold eyes they stare in to nothingness heeding the words of wanting but their cries diminish to a silent lingering buzz. Barely heard but I white noise succumbs to dreams of a lonely child in stress, but recycled voice spoke. I kicked the abortion of sickening similarity and wonder back as the form of a child, baby, I have just kicked. But still it weeps for a mother that is as fake as the calls its synthetically calls upon a child. Inanimate objects that stir in repetition, I will be long gone when you will still whimper in a landfill, calling in static, batteries last moments and you still call out "mommy, mommy, no one answers your call.
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Jul 31, 2016
Jul 31, 2016 at 6:00 PM UTC
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