A Girl and Her Magnificence

She sobs in anguish as the children flout
Her name everytime she steps out the house.

Juletta despises her neighbors who
Are hostile and ill-conceived.  She dresses
Plainly but she still looks elegant and
Magnificent.  The sun and moon revolts
On them for loathing her free will, now that

She's over the age of wanting to play
With those stubborn, pompous children of theirs.

They are arrogant.  They smell of rancid
Onions and they take part in vivacious
Rituals filled with private displays of
Abuse.  Just because she's old and pretty
The neighbors decide to pommel her hard.