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Men's Lies


Slightly this enchanting prince

Walks slantly singled since

 Don’t come sly

My little mince meat pie

Don’t survive past this

Or slander others

With slightly slanted lips

And be the man I missed.

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lbothwell

I'm a wife and mother located in Austin, TX! Yeehaw! Thank you for enjoying my poetry! If you also love poetry maybe we can connect!

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