Blood burning
Behind pearly white smiles;
Beauty confirms before names are known.
Air-kisses
Dusting powdered cheeks;
Sweet perfumes linger longer than warmth.
Queens laughing
While measured eyes assess;
Aesthetics dictates equality.
Men panting
As liquid lies run sweet;
Praise laced with a dash of bitterness.
Halos fixed
In stained, mirrored toilets;
Smiles recalibrated at the door.
Disco fog
Swirls with each throbbing beat;
A new twink begets another clique.
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Cold Inheritance
A deeply confessional narrative poem exploring the long shadow of paternal rejection. From childhood blame to adult heartbreak, Cold Inheritance lays bare the lasting wounds of a father's disdain.
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