Lightening Shines on Guilt and Love Long Ago Spilt.

Lightening Shines on Guilt and Love Long Ago Spilt.

A Poem by Ben Lingemann

Falling behind in my arbitrary designs, staring blankly at the passing signs.
Lines wind along the way, like an ongoing lie.
I'll get as far away from you as I can, that's my best plan.
Another cheap motel that I'll stay in will make no new impressions and I keep paying for my digressions.
There are certain memories of you where I dwell, they seem to muddle and swell.
Muddy footprints lead to my room as I come in from a thunderstorm, its in these dreary days I end up drunk and leering.
In a forest clearing I see you peering and naked, your body seems to call; the end is nearing.
Towns melt into the past, nothing new rears in the future, I wonder how long I'll last.
I find it hard to absolve my sins, my heart is held together with pins.
We have traveled to Spain and under starry night skies have lain, I know now I'll never rub away this stain.

© 2011 Ben Lingemann


Author's Note

Ben Lingemann
This is pure concept, never been to spain, and I'm perfectly happy, nor am I pining away on a cross country trip.

This was written by Ben Lingemann.
Please do not plagiarize, All Rights Reserved.

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Ben Lingemann
Ben Lingemann

Junction City, CA



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Small-town. Taken. Scrabble amateur. My poetry is started by my heart but then is beaten and abused by my brain, I generally think it shows. I write for myself, I always have and will continue regard.. more..

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