Poems by They Call Me Megan

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  • Empty, unplowed fields
    Thick, lonesome woods...

  • The skin of demons stretches over my dry bones
    Blood the color of decay flows through my marrows...

  • Paint me a tapestry
    Colors richer than the red wine, the fresh fruit...

  • Looking delightful, lounging out in that darkness
    Show off your curves, too delish...

  • I can’t stand it any longer
    The pain has taken over me...

  • It smells of sweet, fresh grass
    Crinkles and whines as our bodies crush each blade...

  • I hear your gentle breathing
    The rise and fall of your chest...

  • Do I look okay to you?
    Am I up to par...

  • Tears, blood, and anger
    This is what you’ve drawn from me...

  • Turn off the lights and let’s pretend
    Like the hippies in the park parade...

  • Try and decorate these plain walls with splashes...
    The brilliant color is only temporary, my mood...

  • Auburn hair strewn over lined, wrinkled paper
    Mascara pollutes her tears, falling downward...