Laundry Mat Confrontation
Tumble dry
Tumble low
let it fumble to the floor,
Out of your silky hands
And into bear threads
On the cement cracks.
It slips down your shoulders and just
As it tumbles and rumbles
Thread bear fingers capture it.
Silky hands, tug at the fabric,
Take back your delicates, don’t panic.
Those thread bear fingers wont steal
from you.
Hold on tight,
Like you were holding on to your lover
Because there will be no other
Thread bear fingers can’t take your clothes
Like she took your man.
Silky hands grow stronger in time
And no longer will be pulling and tugging
On loose ends.
Take back what’s yours
And leave those raggedy
Ripped
torn
used
delicates for her.
Ummm... I know poetry can be misleading or confusing, so this is about a woman who lost her man to some cheap hoe (Thread bear Fingers), and they saw each other at a coin laundry, and the cheap hoe was tryna steal Silky Hands shet, but Silky Hands was like, "awe hell nah, you can have my leftovers." xD
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