Mother makes buds out of cigarette butts
smashed into the clay dish,
though it may not have intended to be used this way,
given to her some countless Mothers days ago.
Daughter lies on her back ,
her tan legs like the orange filters that stuck out
at nasty angles from the mess of unkept ashes,
thinking about the hundreds of Sundays that went to waste,
(though she never intended to be used this way)
and how her mother never taught her she was only an animal.















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At first I couldn't figure out what view you supported, mother or daughter. I think you're saying both views are skewed because of the repressive atmosphere surrounding sex. Perhaps I should say ignorant atmosphere surround sex as a natural urge in life. Playing ignorant or denying sex urges doesn't make the sexual feelings go away. Advertisers know this. lol
A gritty good write. You made your point.
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Sex isn't what life's all about, though. There's plenty of other fun things to do! Just, sex is fun too. I agree with the view on education about it though - it's just common sense.
Top poemage, too.
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though it may not have intended to be used this way, sounds awkward...perhaps "may not have been intended for this use" would be better?
Mother's days should be Mother's Days (capital D)
Sunday's sound be Sundays (plural not possessive)
I feel like your "though she never intended to be used this way" is sort of redundant and gimmicky. Your writing is stronger than this, and the sentiment of this line is already in the poem. You can cut straight to the last line, which is positively striking!
Great work, Elle! I hope to see more of your writing soon!
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Mothers' Days
that floaty comma ,
Sundays
intended
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