Sylvia Plath's Poppies
Image painting a sky of gray
Bright poppies dancing in my head
Sylvia Plath inspires
Dreaming of what she would say
Suicidal thoughts claim her head
Indie Goth Girl desire
Poppies deadly, like I'm in OZ
Sleep Dorothy, like your dead
lay her to rest, she tires
Sylvia, why did you die?
Dorothy woke up from the spell
Bake your cake in the oven
Metal gas racks, there she lies
Welcome to our personal Hell
Orange poppies at eleven
R.I.P. Sylvia Plath
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