Some-what
By Jessica Orr
you looked at me.
I was just dyed blonde
and some-what real,
to the place.
you touched me.
you didn't know
I was
something
some-what special.
you whispered to me.
an ear is not the place
to promise, my dear;
sometimes hearing is slight
and some-what mis-interpreted.
You love me.
I return the pact,
as it was new to me
to some-what love normally.
You don't understand me.
I can't help what I think,
think you will leave;
think you will hurt her;
it's chemicals, baby,
some-what god's fever.
You left me.
I don't know answers,
to your wounds, as I am
some-what a left-over
of a different sort;
sort of a dogma of all-in,
a queer revival
of what is no more.
you,
you deserve amazing feats,
and walk with my love,
as I some-what understand;
a lucky girl,
she will know:
whispers as sweet;
and eyes of know;
touch as warm;
I will always love you.