Welcome to the poetry page of Helena Wolfe. Back issues of the literary magazine Children, Churches and Daddies also contain poems by Helena Wolfe.
anyone good enough
i used to think that i was no good
and then i got a good job
and then i looked in the mirror
and people laughed at my jokes
and now i look around me
and i wonder if i expect too much
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before i learned better
you’d think that the people that are most like you
yeah, i know your mood swings, your hatred
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can’t answer that one
i have a better job than you
i’m attractive
i’m strong
and i look at what we had
why did i ever put up with you
with all my talent, with all my
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choices
don’t hate yourself
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i must believe
i’ve never had regrets before
and now i wonder what i’ve done
are you thinking of me right now? i must believe you know i’m here
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morning
I’m alone
The food is bad
silverware clashing
chaos
something is doing unsettling
You can hear it pour
A light rain mumblings of a crowd
cracking
The metal
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no regrets together
how else can I explain
and sometimes I see your face
and I think
I used to think
and now I look at my life
but I want you to understand
I have to do something
and I don’t have the answers anymore
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only a year
you know, it world be easier
someone tall, really tall,
someone I shouldn’t even be
I feel like a character in a novel
I’m the only one that’s real
and there’s so much I want to do
and I’m in a room full of people
and I’ve only got a year
will someone wait will anyone wait for me
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senses
dry
a factory
It’s destroyed
a wheat field after a rainstorm
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unscathed
you’ve killed me with your words
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use what you had i’ve never had regrets but i keep wondering why i gave up what i had for you, to be with you
if all you were going to do
i keep thinking of all the
at least he had a big dick
and you didn’t even know how
months, how could you ever
dysfunctional at least he
on this stupid roller-
less than my ex, so that you
a little too big for the garbage
that i was looking for something
you have a really small cock, and
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