Short Socialites Poems

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Long Way Up

A Long Way Up




Big city socialites
Barely there dresses.
Midnight chill kept off  their 
shoulders by thick chinchilla fur. 
Champagne filled bellies.
Strutting their stuff. A wiggle 
in their midnight walk.
Frozen smile.
Eyes as dead as the animal about 
their skinny neck.


written By: Patricia Sawyer
10-30-2008
Form:


Passin

light  bright  damn near white
your wavy hair your pride
been educated by the best
so self-assured inside

you party with the socialites
vacation with the best
accepted, 'least, by liberal whites
passed all the social tests

though, you don't sweep their bathroom floors
please don't get it confused
when slurs are flung behind closed doors
YOU still a ni**a,  too
Form: Rhyme

Social Acceptance

We all need it
Some feed on it
people are not what they seem
I do not fit well in the social scene
At least that’s what I think
Social standing is in the sink
In reality all is fine
Yet for greater acceptance I pine
Are the socialites so cruel
Is it by humility that they rule
Is there something wrong with me
What is it they can they see
I am blind to the futility of my path
The pointless endless graft
Its just for acceptance that I search
Don’t leave me in the lurch
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