Hipbones Poems - Poems about Hipbones

...food isn’t seen as fuel and nourishment, food is seen as guilt and shame your bones wear thin and your hair falls out in clumps you see your ribs when you lift up your shirt and you feel your hipb......

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...Who am I? That’s something I wonder everyday From being delighted to traumatized Is something quite normal for me From feeling emptiness to unease Overthinking every mistake I’ve ever made To ......

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...The excuses fell from her mouth like raindrops, Saying, “No thank you, I’ve already eaten” Meaning, “I haven’t eaten in three days” And nobody noticed when the light in her eyes died out, She pou......

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...Just Your Average Sinner I am just your average sinner, sly glances say, I am second chance, time around . I spin mediocre wildest-dreams in rundown hope hotels I am just a pretty sinner with a ......

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...Scrawny Tony gaunt and bony scraggy bag of beastly bones He was pony de la Manchu chum of Mister Marty Jones He had an intense perception ......

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...You had that look again, upon your face A mask of happiness a lustful daze That evil lil’ smirk, as I hit my knees The concrete bruising, as I felt nothing Only the tension throbbing, in your e......

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...Dreaming of Decadence Delicious succulence sensing shameless servitude To soft swirls of cinnamon Chocolate caressing tongue and palette in Swallowed wet sweetness of slithering coolne......

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