Denouncing traditional beliefs concerning the necessity of couplehood

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by marquis_de_odde, Aug 6, 2005.

  1. marquis_de_odde

    marquis_de_odde Member

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    Flipping through in my own head
    All that was is now quite dead
    Spinning yarns and spinning hope
    The spinster needs no man to grope
    Can I,may I take this chance
    A life lived full without romance
    Never needing their approval
    Instinct lusting chip removal
    Finding each day full and merry
    Wish I never gave my cherry
    To a gruff and worthless bloke
    Too late now,it's turned a joke
    Laughing at this sexual curse
    Can stop it all before much worse
    My escapades have become
    Something daft and feeling numb
    I turn my head from all the games
    Endless nights,forgotten names
    Pity please the hopless ones
    All their lives spent on the run
    Chasing reflections never caught
    Broken hearts,tears hard fought
    All of this is not my style
    I tried that costume for awhile
    I'm tired of going against my will
    In my cards is not this ill
    And sickly game of cat and mouse
    But what is left if not a spouse?
    Become an upstanding member
    Of a group in smoldering embers
    It may not be the popular choice
    But in it I can find my voice
    No longer will I wail and brood
    Learn to love my solitude
    Once I find out how it's done
    I'll be a happy force of one
     
  2. osiris

    osiris Senior Member

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    "I'm tired of going against my will"

    It certainly does wear one out. :)
     
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