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Modern Day Suburbia


These four walls are bursting at every corner With the unsolicited Thoughts of a young girl Who doesn't know the difference Between love and self hatred The only company being Shelves of books With dog eared pages And records that have yet to skip Touching the burning cigarette To her marbled statuary skin The despondencies of upper middle suburban life
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