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Murder of the Mannequin [repost Mannequin Series 1]

Mannequin, what do you see through eyes that never close as you stay trapped and imprisoned the story you compose. Of how easy you caught fire, when he’d brought you to life made you think you were real, little liar, until he killed you with your knife. Skin ripped open, heartstrings pulled; falling, falling headfirst; how easy plastic skin cooled you satisfied his sadistic thirst. Free from judgment he walks, and no one knows what he did, Can't hear it in the way he talks, he keeps it so well hid. Mannequin, mannequin what do you see as you try to mend again do you watch him walk free? The Murderer of the Mannequin.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2010




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Date: 11/30/2010 11:06:00 AM
Guess I missed this when you first posted it, Madison, or I'd surely remember the impact of these words. There are a lot of women who suffer abuse in silence and your poem made me think of them. (Joyce Johnson just posted a poem on an abused woman.) Very powerful poem, Madison! Best wishes, Carolyn
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