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DarkPoetry Poem of the Day: origami princess

she folded her tears away
and tucked them in her pocket
to save them for a rainy day
when it wouldn't matter if
she fell down in the mud

the world would just wash
her away......

in just a grain of sands time
she was nothing but a memory
a nightmare
to be buried with all the rest
a unmarked grave to hold her
corpse with the other
scattered dreams

she's just a piece of paper
to fold down in origami
make a twist, bend her to your will
color her as you see fit
and put her in a pocket

she choked to death on lint

she 's just a piece of paper shaped to
a butterfly, those damn tears
weigh her down and
wash her water colors away
in a rainbow streak of mud
it was the crepe paper princess

the decoration of misery, she was
the queen of envy
a little winged baby girl to carry
my shame and guilt

she was my daughter and I
love her ever more

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Isn't it intriguing to see how many colors come into play when poets describe sunsets? A port city is hardly a pastoral setting, yet Sara manages to craft a quite romantic image of St. Louis's wharfside trappings. I've only been to that city once, but it made a good impression; this makes me want to go back!

Today's poem is

"Sunset: St. Louis"

by
Sara Teasdale

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