Ahab's Ghostly LimbA Poem by Count HumilusSilence of meIn case I lose my thought Ill find you in my exasperation An old soul I claim to be Inside it claims me Years before I misplaced myself Shadows, memories of every girl Sifting through my past I follow the color of present But I fall into the abyss of the black and white memories
Over Sweetened white tea barely knows my troubles Frames with no pictures Dismantled and face down Recollections flooding my eyes Quiet enough to hear no beat of chest I left my heart in an orange seat in Charles de Gaulle, Hood up I cried to myself in the metro I promised a love I had no intention of keeping, Pont Marie was my accomplice. A full of s**t 15 year old version of me…Thoughts like storms. With every woman lighting up the sky. A girl on my arm A needles embrace An exhale of thought Catalyst to my mistake Ginger ale and Swedish fish Cocaine and her moan Hendrix sees through me Paris makes me miss being alone Fort night leisure's Mid-day calvados Delicate care of your lips In the end I was not your home You stepped out of the painting before it was dry You left me with shadows and cold limbs. I left myself with poems and old buildings 5 am day-mares San Pellegrino prepared Running a bath A first drag Submerging Gasping for the present The past is too far away Exhaling for a future even further A good day A bad day A day with her A day with myself A day barely worth starting A day waking up to your eyes I look in the mirror The duality of myself no longer exists Ready to try another day full of black and white memories.
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Added on February 23, 2009Last Updated on February 25, 2009 AuthorCount HumilusDriftingAboutMy interests include: Writing things Old cameras Records Raw Fish Typewriters Bernard Tapie Anglo Concertinas Instillations Filming movies The Pacific ocean .. more..Writing
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