Her Happiness

Her Happiness

A Poem by Tim Schultz
"

Does your happiness send people away?

"
She clutched my hand 
And called my name. 
For one last time,
I walked away.

Cigarette scent
On her fingers
Got on my skin
And now I reek

Of her body
Spray and ‘bacco.
What a sad girl
She was indeed.

The smell’s nothing
But her wasted
Youth and pity,
She is a shame.

Now she sips her
Golden glory
And her veins cry

For sweet honey. 

© 2013 Tim Schultz


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Added on April 25, 2013
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Tim Schultz
Tim Schultz

Chicago, IL



About
I'm Tim. I'm a 20 year old poet, photographer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. I write heavily on themes such as water, destruction, trees, nature, creation, symbolic animals, people, God, and.. more..

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