Poetry Gong - Poem 18
Halloween Costume
Days later I am still at her thighs
black satin
ragged edges
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Another one of those nights wherein I fell asleep after reading with my son, then stumbled to the computer, vowing to just find a half-poem already written, one I could post to keep the gong going. But my new-found poet heart wouldn't let me.
I chose a poem at random to read for inspiration (Elizabeth Spires, "Nightgown"), then began to imagine what would happen if a Halloween costume turned evil.
Note to self: the last two stanzas need work.
Labels: poetry gong, witch
2 Comments:
now what could be evil about a witch costume? hmm?
you have a great imagination. personifying a costume. great idea!
this line belongs in every poem ever written: "Shrieking mystifies
the neighbors."
or maybe if not in every poem ever written, every poet's bio. :)
I really like this, especially "she can not take me off."
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