don't read my palm
it has too many scars
don't read this psalm
it speaks of wars
because i remember them taking down the swingset...
said i was too old and yet..
i wasn't ready
my first boyfriend
wasn't like daddy
he smoked somthing funny
"oh, don't play innocent"
but i was
never felt the buzz
i became complacent
a heart for rent
they gave me car keys
if i said please
i would compromise
to hide the lies
that made me who i am today
when i hide under the freeway
lost
they cut down my favorite climbing tree
so how can my chidlhood find me?
i remember roadtrips
semis and desert
the senses i try to exert
soccer games
i was fast at ten
although we didn't win
i got ice cream
i would giggle about the dream
of being a princess
it was a way to finesse
my barbies were dysfuntional
ken wasn't compatable
kelly wasn't loveable
barbie was divorceable
everyone was abusable
but i was traumatized
when my fish died
and i felt so guilty
for one, little, white lie
a quarter was alot of money
and sex jokes just wern't funny
boys didn't have STDs
they had cooties
so where did it go?
how did i stoop so low?
i fell asleep
and no prince can wake me
no kiss can shake me
no fairytale will fake me
i need a king...
so innocural and every one does that... and lovely childhood memories type poem is this.. means, you are still missing your childhood... well, its natural, so realistic are your good poetess sweet....
your rhyming is wonderful i love it.