She Looks Better Poem by Joseph Narusiewicz

She Looks Better



Nothing has changed
She sleeps under the Stonebridge
Long structure like a snakes skeleton
Her eyes like the night-lights of Paris
I try so hard to penetrate
The city has a huge morgue

We are the inheritors of Kafka
Dreams of Dali
All the towers have art
Everyone seems high on hustle
Everyone sleeps in foggy shelters
The East River looks like a witch

Long Island doesn’t want bipolar painters
Her social worker still smokes
Her kid is on antidepressants
Orthodox Jews go to bed early
Winter is coming like a new Broadway play
She tells me she has gone celibate

She looks better, she quit her free therapy

She Looks Better
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: stranger
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Stephani Kievaughan 20 September 2015

for those that have all ways resided within Rural areas. you have drawn us into a place. Shared the Local angst, and your personal vexations. while sharing your revelations of the gleam of attraction and intrigue you saw in an others eyes. good work Joseph i Liked it very much.

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Joseph Narusiewicz

Joseph Narusiewicz

So St Paul, Minnesota
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