Directions to Revolution Blvd.A Poem by Lola NationAs published in www.darkladypoetry.com Volume 1 /Issue 1
He calls me late at night,
he’s drunk and I bet he’ll stay up
til that dirty sun makes its debut
over Tijuana,
puncturing the comfort in his line of sight
He tells me there’s something about me haunting him
He sloppily spills his remorse
onto the table
Slurring promises, drifting away -
coming back again, to say
“There’s just something about you”
He says I know it’s true,
he’s not the only one,
to have confessed this --
He says he doesn’t know what it is
Then, he contradicts himself,
stating that I deserve to know
what it is that makes them all love me so -
He says it was my eyes,
captivating, feline "
brimming in the color of envy
He over saturates the compliment
by saying he wants to be in me…
My silence folds him again
with regret,
If I would just go to Mexico,
he promises,
he’ll repay the debt.
© 2009 Lola NationAuthor's Note
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2 Reviews Added on November 9, 2008 Last Updated on December 24, 2009 AuthorLola NationLos Angeles, CAAboutPlease find my work on these two sites. For poetry: http://insult-to-injury-poetry.blogspot.com/. For short stories: http://make-it-short.blogspot.com/ ABOUT ME: I am originally from Venice Be.. more..Writing
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