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her eyes


sultry eyes

big and blue 

with pupils 

so huge

 

beautiful eye

large and round

like twin moons

over a facial horizon

 

mirrored eyes

can only stare

deeply into black

worriless voids

 

beaten eyes

once big and blue,

now black and bruised,

feel old and used

 

raped eyes

heavy weighted lids

close in tears

as bittersweet peace comes

 

 

 

 

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hvfowler

I am me, who else could i be, for if i were not me who else would be? who would be me, and who would i be, it would get too complicated so i will just be me.

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