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Doll, By: Fiona Flores

November 26, 2025 by Fiona Flores

Doll, By: Fiona Flores

She’s made of porcelain
Not looking so clean
Look at her pretty eyes
Such a poor disguise

I see the blood spilt on her hands
See the clock saying demand
Why can’t you see
She is not clean

Dirty as a rubbish dump 
But seems so pure at that
Don’t let her near the birds
Looking like a white cat

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