ReprieveA Poem by Tkess
The moon’s been following me all night The little b*****d just won’t give up Tale-tell tears ‘neath Maybelline eyes It was all my fault Whether I want to admit it or not The wind’s no longer whispering It’s screaming for a reprise I disappear within your name And the rain drops on my windshield Like tears in her empty glass Yesterday’s here, but tomorrow’s already gone We spend our time like loose change Lost, forgotten I’ve been promised forever so many times At this point I should be immortal A god of Third and Franklin I watch a taxi cab slither its way up a rain soaked street Like a blacktop anaconda A concrete smile engulfs the night It glistens with a shimmering metaphor These winter skies are painted newsprint grey A trail of petals leads to Her trampled rose of a heart, She loves me not, She pulls a cigarette from her bag, A lighter from her boot And a thousand pigeons fall at her feet © 2012 Tkess |
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Added on February 3, 2012 Last Updated on February 3, 2012 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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