A Princess named Anne
Princess Royal,
The one most loyal,
To the British crown,
You recognize that frown?
That steely glare??
You'd be forgiven to think she doesn't care,
Well the opposite is truth!
For who's stalwart duty skyrockets the roof?
ANNE MAN!
Who else would it be?!
The Olympian, Equestrian, Farmer and Jockey,
Her Father in another formation,
Who squashed the Princess expectation,
Snapped the pristine silver spoon,
To criticism she is wisely immune,
Scoffs at the presses "fairy stories",
Not one to take all the glory,
Slackest working royal...haha!! Nice try!!
Because when all men are down who's the bloody standby?!?!
ANNE GODDAMN!
This timeless muse who can't refuse,
Recycled garments from headwear to shoes,
This devoted Mother, Grandmother and Wife,
Who lives a Tim loving abundant life,
This stoic blessed girlboss,
Who doesn't give a toss,
Yet CLEARLY gives a damn,
There is no one like you Ma'am,
Princess Anne
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haiku about the end of the year
it’s this time of the year
when you say goodbye
to moments of doubt and anger and tears
don’t let fuckers win
screw them
let’s focus on goodness and light
they will never know these feelings
goodbye bad bad people
✨✨✨✨
once upon a time, in a faraway land
in a small and shitty mall
there was this "luxury" store
and guess what was it called? ****Trend
there was a girl, poppy was her name
she used to work in this place
and oh, it was once her safe space
but not anymore, what a shame
the job was shitty, that's not a lie
her workmates were amazing though
they made her laugh, laughed at her jokes
(she even befriended the new guy)
and then one day no fun, no more
she got the worst news ever
"we are transferring you", the bad bitch witch tells her
"to a different mall, a different store"
the store was far away from poppy's
and her new team couldn't accept her
there was one guy who fucking hated her
she couldn't take it, she wrote her notice
i guess you can say she wrote her way out
but she still had to stay for quite some time
tried to be nice to them, was that a crime?
"i will survive this, without a doubt"
crying sessions in the bathroom
that was poppy's way to cope
but then one day she just said "nope"
new idea, sick leave, BOOM!
who's laughing now? i guess not them
she's gonna have long christmas break
she knows for sure that wasn't a mistake
that's why now she is writing this poem
she also got a new job offer
her teerico merch is on the way
good things are coming, also, hey!
she's taking the job, it starts next year!
she saw in the heights live in koszalin
she met jakub gierszał with her bestie, bel
she wrote her way out of this hell
(maybe one day she will also meet lin?)
here's to new year, here's to the new chapter
here's to uk trip and the eras tour
in poland!
here's to my friends, my moots from foreign land
may poppy's life be full of laughter!
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TTPD Poetry Week #5
"death by the first cut" (song: death by a thousand cuts)
The first cut is the deepest, they say
It would aid and abet.
If you don't heal it fast
It's the perfect set-up
For your own death
The first cut is the deepest, they say
Did we need time for us or time from us?
Time apart
Time to part
The first cut is the deepest, they say
And it burns, it burns, it burns
More painful than paper cuts
More painful than death
Yet
There's nothing as painful as the time you left
For saying goodbye has always defined my death
@ttpdpoetryweek
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From Every Tree
for spn poetry month, day 4: grief @spnpoetryrenaissance
will every poem i write this month be somehow linked to mary? the answer appears to be yes. this is about blue the sky is when dean and sam find mary's body in that field after jack brings her back. the grief they sing is an old song (and they sing it anyway)
transcript below the cut:
From Every Tree
My grief came to me in sunlight.
There was no rain;
We were not underground,
Already buried;
There was no darkness,
And no fire, either:
No one was burnt
And nothing was broken.
The sky was blue the morning you died,
Spring unfurling in green from nature’s palm.
Everything was beginning.
My grief,
my grief,
my grief,
The birds sung it from every tree.
It was an old song,
and it sounded beautiful.
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foster child, fostered resentment
you want your mother. she is not there. she never was. you are longing for someone who never existed.
you are a sibling, not a child. you are nothing, you are alone. you have more brothers and sisters than you can count and you’re sure none of them remember you. you remember them.
you still have the shoes you wore that day, and every day henceforth because they were your only pair. they didn’t fit you then, and they certainly don’t fit you now. you have more shoes now. you keep that pair.
a backpack filled with everything that will still be yours tomorrow. the rest will be gone. you can’t keep track of what you’ve lost.
there is no common thread to follow back through your life. there are pieces of you in every bedroom, even the ones you didn’t decorate. especially the ones you didn’t decorate.
you are a guest in every house. you are a guest in the world. you ask permission before you touch things, before you move, before you speak. you want to go home. you are longing for something that has never existed.
a birthday card with your name spelled wrong. you keep it anyway, because your foster carer wrote words kinder than you’ve ever heard before. for now, she is your mother, and you are something less than her child. someday soon, she will never call you again.
you cannot tie your shoelaces. you cannot use a knife and fork. you cannot tie a tie. the internet is your mother, explaining how. you won’t remember, you were not taught young enough, but she is patient and she will explain again.
you taught yourself how to do your makeup and your hair. you went through phases relentlessly with nobody to stop you, nobody to ever tell you that you looked ridiculous. you didn’t care.
teenage peers were jealous of you. your freedom, they said. you can do whatever you want. nobody cares.
when’s your birthday, again?
people tell stories of their families, share old photos, talk to their parents. you want to join them. there are no photos that you have, no stories beyond ones that are already secondhand to you. there are no old photos of you. you have nobody to call.
you are strange. you don’t know how to fit in with these people, with all of these pieces missing from you. you make people uncomfortable.
a stranger tells you you look like your father. you have to believe them.
well-meaning people tell you that your family loves you. they don’t understand, couldn’t possibly, and you want to scream but you smile instead. it’s rude to correct them. you make people uncomfortable.
your photography lecturer shows you a picture of yourself, candid, smiling. “you should print it,” she tells you, “give it to your mum.” you smile. you delete the photo, eventually. you never print it.
you want your mother. you are an adult. you are a child. nobody raised you, and you didn’t do it yourself either. you stayed in that first bedroom. you never left.
nothing can ever make up for everything that you lost. you have to move on.
good-natured people will ask you about your parents. friends will forget. everyone you ever meet will assume.
you are always longing for something that is not coming. you hope you will wake up tomorrow at some age younger than this and somebody will save you this time.
you want a mother. you want a bedroom. you need to rent your first apartment.
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