Broken TimeA Poem by Kyle KammererLittle jazz number drenches in blue notes- she feel sad. I feel like whiskey.
Two shots from the bartender go down smooth- she feel lighter. I feel like another whiskey.
One more round and she swings hips to beats. I rap my fingers on the mahogany bar, off time.
Nine down and maybe I feel the music seep in, just a bit, start tapping feet, in time.
Or maybe I just feel antsy. Get up to take a piss unsteady on my feet,
swinging hips through the beat cutting it into triplets, signaling for more sweet sweet whiskey.
I wobble my way to the bathroom swimming through these notes glass in hand, keeping me just above.
I pass her, singing on the stage, she lost in blue blue notes singing the sad, swinging hips.
I stop to watch her drown in music and know I drown too. © 2013 Kyle KammererReviews
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2 Reviews Added on February 24, 2013 Last Updated on February 24, 2013 AuthorKyle KammererMilford, CTAboutStudied poetry at CCSU as an undergrad. Had a few pieces published in the Helix Literary Magazine. more..Writing
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