
The scent made a house a home
her perfume was strong, soaked in walls,
deep in my roots like skin on bones,
it was a wonder what kind of woman lived here
Her bottle never empty, she had plenty to spare, three to care
for. She was so giving,
Poured on Jesus' feet, dried with her hair,
I was there, so was my sibling, apparently, father didn't care
it wasn't fair, she did the impossible, pulled love out the air
Without her, no me, it let me see how strong
a man a woman can be.
love can do anything.
We hold too tight to the tight rope,
Words can cut deep from harmless joke,
yo momma joke, not my momma yo,
sqaush that to avoid slippery slope
I asked whats in her perfume,
her eyes went down, she said pain bloomed,
blossomed, took the space your father coudlnt fill,
filled the room with Daffodils, arms waving knocked the perfume over.
sweat, blood, tears spilled, but love sat at the bottom. still.
-RRICH
About the Creator
RRICH
18 year old practicing poet



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