Rejection

by

Daniel Chapa

Climb atop the highest hill
Gently swallow an earthly pill

Desirous will leaves me forlorn
My bed is empty, the sheets are torn

Ripped then rended turned to poison
Dripping tatters which truly annoy some

Hefting her memory on a weighted shoulder
Baggage my method I continue to behold her

In a fashion she came; then went to another
Honor her well my determined brother

Each momentous pleasure only helped me to drown
Then embarass my name in this tiny town.

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