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AGE:
29
LOC: United States
GEN: Female
LAST LOGIN: November 09
LOC: United States
GEN: Female
LAST LOGIN: November 09
I have written poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, screenplays as well as stageplays, and children’s fiction. Right now, I am concentrating on prose. I review poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and scripts.
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Slit my wrist, bled black ink.
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You gotta love the train at 4am or 5 or 6 (or whenever you exactly remove yourself from that night’s therapy session – the corner bar, that evening’s prostitute, your ex). L. Love. Lust. Libido. Longing. Tonight, it was the prostitute who saved me. That and the 40 of malt liquor in the back cupboard, her crack pipe, a wispiness, a waiflike quality of a fairy. The star-dusted dance. Lua. That was her name. She had a limp – a sexy Hustler-esque limp. …maybe it was the drugs… I could have sworn ...
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I crept into your bed last night - slipped out of my slippers, my cable knit sweater, my worn jeans. I curled into the far left corner of the mattress, felt your absent breath. I went through your drawers - found a scribble about your latest infatuation, a stick-figure drawing, an empty bottle of red wine we shared what seems like years ago. I smoked about three packs of cigarettes on the drive home, belting out old 90s love songs, not quite sure who I was singing to.
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At 1:35 am on New Year’s Day, you decided you had had enough, But, honestly, you left the same night she had, 11 years ago. At 1:35 am on New Year’s Day, I said that I was ashamed of you, Called you backwoods, whitetrash, a poor schmuck stuck in a dream world where you could still button your own pants, and use A urinal without the aid of the only male nurse at the rest home in Cape Fear, North Carolina. He was black. You would have called him a “nigger,” 12 years ago Before you needed his ma...
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I'm not sure that you need to end the poem with "Depression is knocking at the door." It is evident from the poem that the narrator is talking about depression (or possibly addiction). I think the poem would be stronger if it ended with "...too late."
Wow, I must commend you: you said a lot in only six words. It's a bit vague, but, at the same time, it leaves room for the reader to interpret however he/she wishes.
This is creative and funny. It's believable and could very well some up the plight of someone's life. So far, this is the best 6-word memoir I have read in the bunch. Good luck.
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