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I'm No Good

Baby You're No Good

By Harlie WoodPublished 8 years ago 1 min read
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I don't have to rhyme, that's not my bag.

I don't have to have rhythm or turn of a phrase.

I am raw skin rubbed too long against something unyielding.

I am the unyielding.

I am the forbidden, the whispers at midnight-

the taboo, the outcast, the lone rider.

I slide through the shadows on sure foot-

stomping but never to touch the ground.

I am ephemeral, eternal, infernal.

I go bump in the night.

I will be your end with consequentially

will be my new beginning.

surreal poetry

About the Creator

Harlie Wood

Early 30's woman, married with mental health issues. Grammar Stickler, Bird Lady, doesn't play well with others, Neverneverland Runaway.

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    Written by Harlie Wood