Bourbon BreathA Poem by Danielle Browne
I wish you had the love for life
like you do for me and the ashy passion you do for cigarettes. Like a smoking gun, you are hot to the touch but as fragile as a dandelion stalk. I wish you loved the ground like you do the sky because baby, down here there is so much to see. Your honeycomb hair is velvety like the words you whisper in your sleep and your denim eyes project old films, crackling but full. I wish you knew the tarry residue your shouted words leave on my hands but I love you so especially your burnt bourbon breath and wandering hands. I wish you loved your canvas like I do, as battered and mauve as you may be because you are art and you are you.
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StatsAuthorDanielle BrowneNew ZealandAboutCreative Writing student ♡ Aspiring to be eloquent and elegant. NZ Instagram: @honey.swirl more..Writing
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