My poems
She quickens her pace
| Posted on August 20, 2017 at 2:40 PM |
She's walking. And as she's walking down the street, you slow down your car and roll down the windows as she quickens her pace and closes out your relentless cat calling.
You see, that cat calling is driving here crazy from inside , it's driving her to insanity
That car slowing down behind her makes her hope that you're going to show her humanity, but you don't.
Instead you shout and hoot and laugh and giggle while your friends in the back wriggle
With excitement.
She wipes her tears, but you can't see that because all you can see is the length of her dress.
She wipes the sweat off of her brow, but instead you look at her legs
, don't take into account that shes in stress, and now you're arms, they slightly press because you've gotten out of your car after looking at her steps
that were walking away from you .
You're ego gets offended. (Pause)
You're masculinity is hurt
but that's not what she intended.
You're mentality is such that it does not allow you to feel compassion
, you're bringing up is such that it taught you not to allow freedom of fashion
You're eyes are such that they're burning up with pride
And as her feelings you put aside
You commit the crime
In the backseat of your car , that now has bloodstains
And every time you hurt her is one more time her soul pains
Because her body has already been slain
and her mind is too numb to be sustained...(pause)
She gives up. And so do you. That was her last battle cry
You now have a smerk on your face that's sly
You don't care about her
you dump her body outside and at her youswear
The others on the street they stare
As her body shuts down and is paralysed
She can't move she can't talk she can't call for help
All she can let out is a twentieth of a Yelp
She can't help it if her breath smells
But even as she covers her mouth in disguts
You're still enjoying the feeling of lust
You go back to your loving wife and do not tell her of this
All you do when she asks where you've been for so long, is hiss
While that girl lays on the street,
The last ounce if her soul is released
She is finally at peace
She's cut her leash
That had bound her to stay in this nightmare of a place
Now she is somewhere that she doesn't have to race.
Not with cars, or with people or with time
Your catcalling she no more has to face.
Now she will never quicken her pace.
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