$20.01A Poem by schanzillalistening to the big trucks outside in the raindrops plink plinking symphonies insomniac like the sweet kung fu that it is this room is never dark enough it's too smoky and cluttered, it never smells like her anymore it's got a vague defeatist attitude cobwebs where the ceiling meets the walls and her might be breathing, but i'm unsure i'm only ocean, washed up to kiss her when forever was never long enough it took its drinks in shattered cups it called the revolution child's play her might be anything on park bench, on swing set wherever her stops the world from it's spinning, spinning, now we're dizzy all fall down, still no one's winning duck duck goose, slug apple juice wave at the man rides in caboose now he waves back now we're someones i lost control of my dreams in a place that still seems to be to me a little bit different every time i remember it my earth is odds and ends scattered by winds and then set down in time zones unaware of mine her neck be broken i can see by the way that it sways when there's a breeze up on a psychedelic loop but the coloring's mixed still the real world satellite crashed her bring her shopping cart back real slow stop to check the carnage it's like you couldn't even believe it her take another slight step forward until sure that it's me and only me beneath the rubble still breathing, but barely her asks if i'm okay, i say yeah, okay, i think but maybe... her says i wish you were dead © 2011 schanzillaAuthor's Note
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Added on January 28, 2011 Last Updated on January 28, 2011 AuthorschanzillaGlitter City, IAAboutindustrial painter, pothead, alcoholic. not all at the same time though, usually any combination'll do it. most of the time i manage to f**k everything up quite nicely, and sometimes i don't. the ti.. more..Writing
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