heroinA Poem by TomQuickhope you enjoy
Heroin
My pacing inspires A mournful creak from the unfinished pinewood floor To scratch my thirsty ears. The thunk As my weak old door blows open Is a brief distraction from The pain of the empty page, So I walk onto the porch The wet breath of spring washes through The pillars of sunlight that hold The perfect, painted clouds above the seductive curves of the hills. The sinewy maples reach from the ground To lay hold of the winter sun's affection The smell of their sap running is Instant release from The slow, plastic poison in my veins. The trickling melt runs Beside the well used old road carrying away Cement dust and cigarette butts; A place to wash my clammy hands. © 2012 TomQuickReviews
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2 Reviews Added on March 11, 2012 Last Updated on March 11, 2012 AuthorTomQuickstockertown, PAAboutRead my stuff. I can't be nearly as honest here as I can with just a blank page and cigarette. more..Writing
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