I draw you in Five rings of smoke appear like magic Your face on every one Christ how romantic am I Maybe drink a JD in your honour It's amazing how little things bring you to me The phone comes alive halfway through your honour Your soft sexy voice sends a tingle down my spine You say it's over Well, that was out of the blue I draw you in The sign on the packet Smoking can damage your health and eventually kill you So profound I check the bottle of JD No warning on that You disappear into the clouds Every one a silver lining.
The love smoke that can kill... How is it loving? I wonder. The ironic title suits the poem.
"It's amazing how little things bring you to me
The phone comes alive halfway through your honour
Your soft sexy voice sends a tingle down my spine
You say it's over "
At this point i wonder if you were actually referring to a relationship - other than a cigar.
This poet from the smoke filled dens of deeds,
throws caution to the wind and on the ground.
Meanful notions cast in rhymless weed,
without iambic meter to be found.
The battle though, is hardly in the bag,
as artists of great skill are wont to rhyme.
We even see a phone call that’s a drag,
but not enough to dull this happy time.
The joy of smoke may send one to the grave,
more quickly than a verse with naught but word.
Gad Zooks, my friends, there must be more to crave,
yet free-verse pleases some, or so I've heard.
This poem does its job (and does it well)
my prejudicial view won’t let me tell.
Posted 7 Years Ago
7 Years Ago
Your review would merit being a poem in its own right. Smoking and JD. It is a marriage of sorts.
brilliantly penned, painting a portrait of both the light and darkness we all have no choice but to deal with.
it’s inspiring to read a write that ends with a feeling of hope, optimism, than to just have a piece end that is full of bitterness when dealing with reality’s harsh circumstances. thank you for sharing :)
I love this poem the light start the ringing on the phone making you happy only to be disregarded then the darkness and drugs overcome you great change of tempo and dialect really enjoyed this
Posted 7 Years Ago
7 Years Ago
We can always hide in alcohol and drugs.
Glad you liked it.
love your emotion and writing and matter of factness that in reality expresses much more feeling such as '' you say it's over
Well, that was out of the blue""
great poem!
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