The Mad Poet.A Poem by Monday ParkerWe use to sit in the depth of a Sacramento
summer night Drinking sips of whiskey Straight from the bottle Until each drip was gone Winding together in our madness until the sun Turns both of our white skin tan. Drunken lovers with nothing holding us
together but the words and drugs And each sip we took together Filled pages in our empty notebooks. Making memories neither of us remember in the Afternoon when then potion wore off He was mine for a moment Until the drug took him back Forgetting our closeness and the secrets we
shared. He turned on me Like a undomesticated caged feline I suppose I disappointed him with my rigid
spine And un-sympathizing soul for his blackened
addiction My third eye see’s deep into the foamy tunnels
of his deranged thoughts Saw his plans for me- He kept them
in the trunk of his Honda Revolver-six bullets each with my name written
in invisible ink I got away with my life- But he had the last to say With his foolish words- He trailed behind me Spouting lines like vomit I ignored the fond emotions I stored for him Tossed it all way Flushing him from my life Looking down into the bowl I watched him spin farther and farther Down And finally the mad poet was gone © 2023 Monday ParkerReviews
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