by OhMissScarlett
I think it would be even more cogent without the "living on" line and you could use "place" instead of the first "home" to avoid the repeat of the word "home". (unless that was deliberate?)
I think you speak for so many women who cannot find the voice to shout out, yet keep the words confined and feel they are alone. Many are imprisoned in the life they thought would be 'perfect'. You spoke for them.
you write poetry as well as butta stories.
this is an excellent show of emotion and it's definitely felt within your beautiful words. very good use of metaphor and i like that apple bucket line.
You really did this justice,
you captured those emotions
beautifully and skillfully turned
them into a wonderful piece of writing.
Excellent work!
Thanks
~ Jenn
You go gurl~!!!
Loved this dip into *homeland*
Your wording is perfect.
The images here are *arresting*
Loved it~!!
all else has been covered here. nice walls too......great piece......don
"happy apple bucket walls
an eat-in kitchen
justification of money spent
on eyeshadow
Living on
Reduced to
borrowed emotion"
This is some very good writing. :) It makes me want to see what else you've written.
I have been there, actually I still am! Great poem - real words, real feeling.
~Honey
Yawn. Sometimes prison is unrealistic satisfaction with less than good performance.