![]() Angel's GhostA Poem by Olmsted A. T.![]() A Bit More Words![]() Angel's Ghost:
Well I've been chasing an angels ghost For so long my shoes have worn soles In the raindrops and lonely nights I curse this cruel December spent on my own
Her face calls to be kissed in the darkness And her voice a specter in my ears and the wishes i probably make in vain wont quell the ache of her not being here
Oh wont ye come back Tis all that i ask at night and many more times between sober days
O how i long to sing out a song about us being together once again Until the time when we walk hand in hand Ill share the moonlight with a vacant stare
The bottle has been a good fair weather fiend More hurt than helpful Ask the players of heartstrings And the masters of song Rounding corners downtown alone Remind me of the happiness that i was once able to hold
At night i cry out frustrated and
angry for misdeeds that i cant take back And if daydreams were an accepted
currency we'd dance atop mountains of cash
We'd dine beside the ocean with the sound of the waves at our back Offering good advice to young
lovers to cherish the time that they have
If only forgiveness were achieved so easily and all the poets could be proven wrong Hindsight ain't worth the whiskey stained paper that love songs are hastily scrawled upon
Its these last few hours before the dawn i care for the least when dreams
seem to be quickly slipping away And a glance over at our photograph on the nightstand Cant help but confirm that things have not changed
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Added on March 27, 2013 Last Updated on March 27, 2013 Author
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