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Born, a tag between my legs
Pristine, not yet priced
I pushed the tag inside
hoping forever to hide
behind a hymen

Blood, forcing exposure
Bidding, they gathered round
Coached and pampered for sale
I dutifully allowed inspection

At first they ogled
whispering in my ear
Then they made contact
handling the merchandise

Touched, I endured display
as probing fingers explored
my most delicate parts
and men begged to take me home

A ring appeared and society nudged
while I repressed excuses and curled my toes
A penetrating date was pledged
and I dressed to impress amongst showers of gifts

I vowed my heart and held my breath
agreeing to the rupture of my soft, tender flesh
No one saw my tremble, and wedding bells masked
this jezebel’s unshakable screams of protest


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AnonymousAnonymousabout 16 years ago
Truth

Now ain't it just the friggin truth ???

Jennifer CJennifer Calmost 19 years ago
great writing

I think you got your

point across here and

man what a point it was!

Brilliant writing

thanks.

~ Jenn

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 19 years ago
mentioned

....in the neww poems review thread.

Tess

dcpoet44dcpoet44almost 19 years ago
and bought.....

this pulls me in right from the get go. that first line in the first stanza is spectacular. it seems that a woman's place of value is only between her legs. this depicts that. very nice writing.......don

Born, a tag between my legs

Pristine, not yet priced

I pushed the tag inside

hoping forever to hide

behind a hymen

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 19 years ago
Curiouser and curiouser

I really liked the poem but hated the line 'my soft delicate parts'. To me that line needs rethinking, it sounds lazy or you chickened out and pulled your punches.

On the whole though, the poem fondled with my curiousity and I've got several theories as to what the poem is about but that is irrelevent. The poem grabbed me!

b'brig

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