Daisy, across the Broadway path
The girl with fame
In place of a heart
Singing out those small-town blues
Tied down to the past,
By buckle-up shoes
She would watch her stars
Each day and night
The walk of fame, her paradise
As the sun went down,
She lost disguise, un-zipped her top
Spread out her thighs
A snort of crack, a quick shoot up
Bubbles gone, she’s back on top
Time to grace her stage again
Oh, such a glamorous way
To pay the bills, greasy poles
And one night thrills
She dreamt of meeting Spielberg
To stand up with Monroe
Yet all she earned was money
From those in the front row
She always wanted to be a star,
She was my star
She’s fallen now.
please bear in mind i am only13
and have missed a year of schooling, so my grammar and patterns may be incorrect.
apologies.
thank you in advance.
Please give me opinions. best answer to those with constructive critisism?
that is so good!!!
have you considered entering in a contest or something,
I REALLY think you could win :]
keep writing, your talented :]
Reply:I like how your rhymes aren%26#039;t corny.
%26#039;A snort of crack, a quick shoot up
Bubbles gone, she’s back on top
Time to grace her stage again%26#039;
I%26#039;m not sure how much sense this makes.
I%26#039;d make this a little more personal and revalent to you and your life with more emotion.
By any chance, is this poem about either one of the Spears girls?
credot siosse
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