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To the mean lady
The smile is simple
Beneath the pale eyes is the ease of one who does not think The lips are purple with the old fifties lipstick - the water bottle is stained with it, too Her filter of tact is as transparent as her paint And, like the paint, can be washed away by a gulp of that water It may never have been there in the first place She is childless and therefore rich. Never misses an opportunity To mention her wealth, her house, her storage space. Her husband (Who I have seen laughing with interns in his office) is perfection Her paintings are nice, admittedly Though nice is all I can make of it Her dog is old but sweet and survived the kidney stone, or what was it – at that point I had shut her out But she entered again during coffee break oh, the laugh may be sincere But the wrinkled face cannot hide the real thought And as she reveals it She reveals the most tactless the most embarrassing truths Truths There is never a thing held back It is the fact that it is a truth, that makes it so painful. I cannot even Pretend she is wrong. I write this because she hurt me. She hurt me And I want to get to the essence of her being so I can hurt her in the same way. It is childish But I cannot make her truth my own No – the most painful thing is that I think her truth is other people’s truth Making her truth more truthful Than my own The pain stabs wounds splits my heart As I try to fight the reality That she is right Then I realize Her revealing the most painful of truths May be an asset But I have never met someone who liked her This consoles my heart Strangely. |
Het komt over als slecht vertaald Nederlands. Verder, als je iets graag kwijt wil kan je het misschien beter ergens op Psychologie droppen, of is het de bedoeling dat wij je gedicht uitgebreid gaan bekritiseren?
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