Revolve Around Me
Fear shows to the party,
no invitation in hand,
but an overwhelming sense of
entitlement.
Her champagne class shines,
her dark charcoal dress
form-fitting.
I beg her to leave,
She laughs,
fingers running through her
raven hair.
"Darling," she taunts,
"Don't be rude. Be a
hospitable host."
I give her a tour
of the rooms of my mind.
She settles in with a wicked smile.
"Let the lights dim.
Let yourself go.
Let everything revolve around me."
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