Free Cee On Fear and Frilly Underthings

OF FEAR AND FRILLY UNDERTHINGS

Desare’s golden hair shimmered past shoulders which shamed angels
Standing with grace and grandeur grown
She was a story of loveliness scribed by a writer renown
And an exquisitely etched gem that makes artistry known

At sixteen Desare was every teenage boy’s desire
With strands of fire falling to her frame like a prayed for fantasy
My eyes would caress her curvature that fueled fancy
And coaxed a young lad’s lustful craving
But poor Desare danced with deception on a daily basis
Uncertainty was wrapped in frilly under things
And qualms were cloaked in crinoline
yet a beautiful package doesn’t always contain contentment
And silky ribbons don’t always reveal reality
No one sensed a storm brewing within a beautiful body
Inner turmoil that led the object of a lad’s lustful desire to disaster

Dan was a blue eyed boy who ambled by beauty and chance
Striking in his stature and stance
To the detriment of Desare she began dating Dan
With marks on his arms that mirrored her misery
And led her astray in a profoundly disturbing way
She dealt with a demon when faced with dejection
And knelt before that demon with every injection
Until Desare’s death became destiny’s desire

Her hair was still shimmering in the asylum of a morgue
Although her once rosy cheeks bloomed no more red
Dan accompanied Desare to a destruction by his design
For a tortured and tempting teen who once turned heads
    © 2012.…copyright PHREEPOETREE ~free cee!~
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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September 24, 2012 at 6:34 PM
Heavy... but good... Terry
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September 24, 2012 at 12:12 PM
wow mind blowing great poem man
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