"My Disco Life"A Poem by Zoe Anne“My Disco Life”
My head hurts like a warehouse, It’s the size of a mouse. I have to fit a sixteen wheeler inside, But there’s not enough room even outside. There’s just no room to spare, Not even a place to sit in despair. I wish I could meet David Bowie, And tell him that my name is Zoe. I could tell him I’ve seen just about everything, And even the hurricane named Irene. I thought I saw a guitar player named Ziggy, But instead I saw a bass player named Twiggy. The Disco King knighted me, He liked my dancing a lot, really! Apparently my only flaw, Is that I want to draw. Everyone wants to control my life, And make me into a knife. Cold, sharp, And ready to cut the freely singing harp. I am a rebel, I tear my dresses and I don’t use a Dell. This world is such an oddity, That I can hardly believe that it is reality.
Written by Zoe Anne © 2011 Zoe Anne |
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