Poetry by Heather Malloy
Purple Girlfriend
I'm no purple girlfriend
Gagged and bound, tossed around
By horny men with sex brains
Liking it myself mostly knowing
That other than for the pleasure of the
Most intense moments, I dont really want to be there
I am the best attention whore
Desire men to adore me, want me, use me
Beg me to release them because they can't
Tear themselves away
Still, I'd give it all, and beg and crawl myself
Become an object of disgust for all men
Just to be a purple girlfriend
Clichéd white trash, I am Dolly Pardon without the talent
My Daddy had dirt floors you know
Momma lived across the tracks but lacked
The tact to pick one good enough
Told you so.
Told ya you'd raise poor bastard kids
And learn to hate Jim Beam, pour it down the sink and get hit
You seemed happy anyway, people
Have worse lives, don't they?
People have better ones too, someone
Gets to be a purple girlfriend, just not you. Not me either.
So pure and perfect, God's own prodigy
Innocence void of original sin, a virgin in
This land of porn; I mastered the whips long ago
Satan put my soul on his visa
Though the bastard never paid
I suppose I could reposses it but I'm lazy,
Too busy polluting purple skies and living lies
Telling myself that any of it matters
It doesn't.
Not like it would if I were a purple girlfriend.
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Heather Malloy
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