Tag: Next-Stop Wonderland

• A Tribute to a Savage Magnolia

  

  Some almost famous actors are imitators, Memorizing lines and affectations. The action-cool clichéd Hollywood dude, Shirtless gunshots and six-pack car crashes, All facade to hide their insecurities. But you summoned something otherworldly, Angelic channeler, laid bare for the world to see. Flawlessly flawed with a shadow on your shoulder, Whispering in your ear that it…

  Marlene Kelly

  February 2, 2014

  Entertainment, Poetry

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