A little more poetry
she comes in, sits on the bed.


Morning collapses in coalition with Afternoon,
and finds me sitting with her company.
We’re each talking of storm-blue shadows,
trying to rise a milky mist of good emotion,
But instead it brings impotent examples
of how I mar life.

Many days in my life it an’t no mighty depression
which drives me down this road.
No, on days like these i’m hounded by knowing
how much I let people down,
unable to remove myself into their happiness.

I wonder if writing these words on paper,
gives me nihility unfound in my God’s absolution.
And when I next phone her, and hear her crying,
these words becomes another selfish act,
surpassed by the feelings of sisterhood.

I want to rush out to fight her demons.
It’s only a little thought which wonders,
if, I’d be fighting myself.


Piaf

I need to find a woman.
A woman willing to teach me,
to sing these French songs.
A woman who is capable
of singing with elegance and passion.
A woman who wants to place
her lips next to mine,
mouthing the words as our tongues
collide

Frends

I think of my frends,
wondering who they are
Strange to think I don’t know.

I want to go where
everyone knows my name
wondering where that is
strange to think
I won’t get there


Ghosts.

Walking, with you at my side,
I wonder as the women passing by.
Your head drops,
is it the slight acknowledge
to a yesternight spent together
or to just a midnight kiss?
I’ll never dare ask,
and it’s not my any more place.
I’ll just wonder how stupid I was,
and how many ghosts filled your bed.


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