Highbrow and pure
Her father, innate avarice
Places her on a princesses' mattress
She travels a common road
Attitude higher than the rest
Looked upon as a queen
The sun rises for her
On the right
Stands a building's grace
Mirroring her position
She smirks as her image is revealed
On the left
In a corner trash heap
Forgotten by choice
With spirits in hand, a man in rags lies
Aghast, abhorred
Amazed, anguished
Her face loses dignity
As she stares unfocused
Intimate decision made
She realizes her misfortune
And her mistakes
As she casts off her chains of wealth
But by her moral revelation
The drunkard remains unchanged
Unaltered is his sight of life
Published by Scott Bauer
Novelist, poet, and an average guy who has happened to have done more than most. Now taking the time to figure out just what I have done and why... View profile
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