Perfect Looseness to Strangle

 Oh,

bougie bib.

I saw you around the neck,

perfect looseness to strangle,

of a twenty-something-year-old

who looked like she ate nothing

but leafy greens

and the pompous pride of being

politically correct.

The assumed path is usually wrong.


If a condiment sat on you,

your value might increase

depending on your wearer:

the mind flip-flops

like an experimenting teenager.


Your thread,

usefulness to society,

unravels.

A shawl no longer.

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