Vague Ovations


Vague applause,
for the bride of a youth like drunk.

They perform slight smug ovations,
for a woman's yellow skin freckled in patience,
by arrogant stench the walls become a manicured looking glass,
spouses display mannequin attributes.

Poor bride to be,
happiness only to the woman rose cheek.

She steps in park dust,
ring of heirloom qualities lazy on her finger,
offspring holding fetus carrier glances half compliment,
ignoring of the brides jubilation.

The drunk stoops,
with exhausted aged youth,
how ever bland the expression,
it is not her to fault for this of stagnant futures detriment.

She is the bride, her smile is lasting,
she is the bride, nothing more.

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