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my company (Free verse) by girlandwords
i bought my face you little whores my skin reeks of self deception where scars meets bone and fades why teenage boys have nothing to say except my money was well paid i sold my sight little white lies my fingers are made of something i created some count sheep to fall asleep but i just feel my marred curved spine feed it back a soul searching theorist wants to marry an ugly drunken idealist right here is where it rained crimson my blood is blue upon my wrist but hot on my silver razorblade kiss i stole my looks you little punks if you think that heat radiates from puckering mouths then ill send my thoughts out loud my feet move with the littlest grace but i always leave them feeling amazed my words are eccentric my thoughts are not still after im through i dont know what ive got

Down the ladder: Hardcore Denial or Sumpin'.

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Arithmetic Mean: 6.888889
Weighted score: 5.9444447
Overall Rank: 1379
Posted: August 4, 2003 10:21 PM PDT; Last modified: August 4, 2003 10:21 PM PDT
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Comments:
[9] Craychus @ 218.186.160.24 | 5-Aug-03/3:47 AM | Reply
wow.
[7] <~> @ 167.206.181.179 | 5-Aug-03/6:26 AM | Reply
you could do with a few apostrophes, poetess
[7] http://mulberryfairy @ 216.195.145.19 | 5-Aug-03/9:51 AM | Reply
"my feet move with the littlest grace" I think littlest should be replaced with smallest or tiniest.
Also, I believe the second line should say "where scars meet bone and fade" so that your verb and subject can agree. (Plus it will make your rhyme better).

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