No Body Wants Her Poem by Alexandre Nodopaka

No Body Wants Her



Her frame
now beat up
her skin crackled
from extreme sun
rest in final place

no one wants her
any more
not even the state

She still shows
past lush curves

I remember them soft
Flamingo pink
crimson at times
under right angle
now weathered

but her backseat Naugahyde
still could bear my weight
a few springs were missing
even then
but our youth didn't

now
not even a tow truck
in salvage yard
wants her.

Sunday, September 13, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: pome
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