Daily Poetry Challenge: Liar
An Addition Poem- 20 Letters/20 Lines for a Liar
I
do
not
want
any of
your so
obvious
-and still
obviously
artificial-
compliments,
observations,
or witty asides
(you are anything
but witty) you blow
smug smoke rings up
my skirt (this area
clearly designated
no smoking) we both reek
from clove-scented lies
Published by G.L. Morrison
With sundry awards, magazines & anthologies to her credit, Morrison's taught writers @conferences in Portland, Seattle, SF, Boston, Chicago, NYC and Washington DC at the Library of Congress. View profile
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