The Fall Queen
All hail the coming of the fall queen.
Chilly wind and dead leaves
Herald the arrival of her bitter mood.
She mourns a clutch of rotten eggs
That linger, deep within her womb
Darkness and cold rain adorn her days
Seeking a suitor that never came
And youthful looks had washed away
A wedding dress all tattered with mold
Cling still to withered boobs saggy and…Say
Remember those halcyon days of old?
The sun shone more brightly then I’m told
Gentle winds caressed a face more fair
And hope was something ripe and…
Ah, together we were such a pair.
Alas, those days are gone…
A nest prepared, you among the brambles
And thorny twigs as your throne
All bow down to your icy stare
As rain cascades down your sullen cheeks
Mixed with the tears, of your despair.