Mrs.SingerA Poem by Gustan Joseph
While she sings to the echo of her fulfilled voice,
words of the upmost satisfied come raging from her lungs. Eager and anxious, she turns to find me staring at her. I close my worn down eyes and whisper bitterly…………… “Well don’t mind me honey” I’m just snacking through the back doors, wondering if there’s something more. More than those hollow words like vomit from your lips. “I’ve just been so f****n angry” You got me mixed up in this loud noise; you’d swear I was just a little boy. I just get what I get, and want what I deserve. “Falling in love alone is just lonely” I walk the causeway looking for something new, doing anything, and everything not to think of you. “Call the police, the National Guard, the military!” I’ve fallen into this open field of nothingness, I’ve become dangerous. I’ll take out city buildings with no one inside. “You’re the shovel digging a hole in me” No on else has a voice quit like you. It breaks me, fools me, and bends into everything I do. “I’ve become a locked door without a key” There was a ray of idealization in the air. Now I find myself choking ‘cause there’s almost nothing there. She looks at me bewildered, and continues to sing her song. “La la la “ © 2010 Gustan Joseph |
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1 Review Added on January 23, 2010 Last Updated on January 23, 2010 AuthorGustan JosephTampa, FLAboutGustan Joseph. I like writing poetry. It's become a clever way to document the things that I go through in life. But for the most part I'm a no body, but I like to think I'm a nice person. But you kn.. more..Writing
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