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Flocked, judgment
March 11, 2018
I was talking
to the crows
again.
They told me
about your
tawdry
eyes,
glue still
dripping,
scarecrow
skin, rags
on spirit
and how
I could never.
I love you.
© Christina E., Henderson, NV
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HammadWaseem said...
on Apr. 3 2018 at 3:22 pm
amazing and nice work @Courtney16 will you check and comment on my teen ink pic Side view of Sketching Guy and video The Unbeatable Breakdancer? :)
Marie said...
on Mar. 19 2018 at 9:50 pm
I read a lot of poetry, this doesn’t make me an expert, but I know what I like. This is a beautiful poem, well written, and it stays with you.
Best of luck Courtney
Best of luck Courtney
The fallacies of human judgment distort our vision when we search for love. Arbitrary standards of beauty, rigid definitions of sexuality, prejudice, and age differences assure us that our soulmates cannot be loved. "Flocked, judgment" explores love outside of these boundaries.