Dead On ArrivalA Poem by Olmsted A. T.Dead On Arrival Lets put a pillow on these dreams and snuff it because
they have been dead on arrival for so long now lets hang ourselves around the ribbon of that old oak tree it has been there for so long it makes me sick The only thing i see clear is the bottle over here and
the fact they weren't worth a moose fart in the end you can brag to all your friends you've collected another broken man to place on your shelf with all the rest and i can tell my family it would have never worked out for the best and in a slurred speech admit that all along they were right Take another drink and curse this Memphis sky the twilight reminds me of your eyes and how when we were well met that sparkle that they'd
get as i held you tight So take a look at me darling don't forget to smile your mission's done your objective won wish i could have told them how much you truly meant to me but the bullets flown and the damage has been done you might think I'm rambling about suicide but the whiskey is a longer way to run I cant help but laugh as I glance back to all the times i swore they were wrong i assured them all i knew exactly what the hell i was trying to do and now i kick myself for never wanting to hear the truth because my life's become the title of a cliché country and western song © 2017 Olmsted A. T. |
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Added on May 4, 2017 Last Updated on May 4, 2017 Author
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