Miss Red Poem by Myra Jefferson

Miss Red

Rating: 5.0


Red was my Mama
They called me Little Red
Sometimes I think I see her
But it's just my reflection instead
I'm the spitting image of her
From my neck to my fiery head
She's gone now and I'm the Queen Mother
That bakes the Manna bread

You can call me Sister Paradox
Or Hermeneutica, it's all cool
Even call me Sister of Mercy
Just don't call me a fool

I'm misunderstood, misused, and mistaken
Misinformed and sometimes misled
Misinterpreted and often misquoted
But mostly I'm just misread

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Esther Leclerc 18 May 2006

Very personal and special for that reason, and too, I get the last stanza completely. Hang in there and always be yourself.... 'cause the ones who get you, really get you - and that's what matters. : ]

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Amber Jefferson 07 March 2006

I like it...I can really identify.

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Alisha Penn 24 February 2006

I love the play on words, you are really good!

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Myra Jefferson

Myra Jefferson

Detroit, Michigan
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