Social Sculpture
A Tautogram
Suspending spite, she stares silently
Strength snaps
Starvation stings (sinks slowly)
Sedation stalls (suffers steadily)
Seeking solvency, she surrenders sweetly
Security summons
Submission screams (skirts shyly)
Saturation sells (sighs seductively)
Supplicating scandal, she savors sublimely
Survival surges
Salvation sings (stands simply)
Suffocation swells (smiles splendidly)
About the Creator
Meredith Lee
Meredith Lee is a Queer fiction writer from the Pacific North West who loves to read and write Horror, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and LGBTQIA+ inclusive fiction. they/them/theirs
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