Buck Up ButtercupA Poem by Tkess
The night calls Like a 2 dollar w***e Sucking off her last cigarette
We sit scorched by the lights Drunk on self-loathing And angst-ridden blues
The rivers of concrete carry us The taxi cabs our ferrymen Searching for some coins Just enough to get us home
The lights swirl Like a Pollack painting Across our window Across our souls They pierce us from within
This life ain’t so bad We have each other, if We have ourselves We have the night like a foster parent So willing to take us in, To push us out
Regurgitated remains For our inner harbor © 2011 Tkess |
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2 Reviews Added on August 24, 2011 Last Updated on August 24, 2011 AuthorTkessPittsburgh, PAAboutWhen I first joined this site I provided a very vague profile of who I am. So, I figured I would elaborate a bit more on what makes me, me. I am 30 years old. For the past 7 ½ years I was a me.. more..Writing
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