March MadnessA Poem by Colettemore of those whiskey dick woes
I’m officially sick to my stomach YOU have made me sick to my stomach
I’m aggravated / you are always inebriated
I’m always so good / so innocent / so sweet but you / YOU make a good girl go bad
I don’t know why I don’t fight / like other girls I walk away Maybe, it’s because no man I’ve met has been worth fighting for / well,
I’m not into those games those tumultuous strategies energy zapping scenarios
and you have the audacity to ask “what did I do?”
and I want to say “I don’t know, maybe all that booze has killed some brain cells if you can’t figure it out!”
Why can’t I tell a loser off? Why am I always looking to see the good in a person?
I could throw up right now / wish I could throw up on your shoes Your sob stories pouring out to my gentle compassion I become mute
I’m persistently aware that a Tsunami in the form of the fluid from a Canada House bottle will whiskey you away where a bartending, insecure girlfriend will pour you another drink
You tell me how amazing I am / you tell me you heart me And me...acting like I don’t hear those empty words / and ignoring your whiskey dick as it tries to reach for me, but falls asleep
I feel nothing / Nothing I’ve went cold That moment in my mind like the time of death in a hospital / documented That was the time I lost what was left of my faith © 2012 ColetteFeatured Review
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1 Review Added on December 6, 2011 Last Updated on September 17, 2012 Tags: alchohol, whiskey, booze, failed relationships AuthorColettePhoenix, AZAbout"The poet...is not nearly so concerned with describing facts as with creating images and establishing mental connections." from the book "Uncertainty" by David Lindley I'm in love with metaphors.. more..Writing
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