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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I wore all red to your white wedding Holding your picture like my grandma's antiques Like poison ivy in the forest, my bloom makes you shiver Plucking soft feathers from my angel wings The flowers she gifted you, they'll die one day Wilting like a poor, dehydrated human Your mother giggles when you mention me again "Oh, she was sweet! Shame she had to go." I didn't have to do anything, ain't it strange? Opposite of what you said that cool Wednesday night When I asked about the pink smudge against your collar Like a scar from childhood that never faded I clutched my jewelry, watching as you said vows 'Till death do us part, same words you uttered to me She blushes redder than my lipstick and dress And you share a feather-soft kiss Like those times you caressed my rough skin After hours of staring in the mirror Like a toddler searching for their mother And once it was over, I laughed Vibrations escaped from behind my teeth like water Your father-in-law sighed and shook his head "How much is this dowry again?" He whispered to his wife, watching like an eagle As his daughter's mascara smudged like paint I walked over to the room's corner, arms swinging Dug my acrylics into their most prized possession like a rabid animal Buttercream journeyed from my lips to nose Grabbed the bottle beside it, pulled the cork like a fire alarm Champagne bubbled down my chest And once I was finished, my heels clicked against the ground I ran off to my car like a wanted fugitive And drove into the pinkish-orange sunset The sky was its canvas
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