some scribblesA Poem by Claud
tell me, once more, i won't cry
i'll smile with difficulty i'll tell you a lie. you're nothing to me, that's what i'd like not you, not your chasm of a body not your ruin of a life and finally, faded notes and words will merge into my memory and stay there to die. i'd tell you no, i don't still pine i don't imagine your body next to mine and your eyes do nothing, your smile much less you're an emaciated girl in an ill-fitting dress don't try your tricks, they're lost on me but these are lies, you're all i see. what else can i deny myself? my deviance, depravity my pleasures. but i am the only one who enjoys my utter base states who loves to see my measures and feel the truth pour? do i solely appreciate fine ruby on marble white? and the stains such beauty leaves. i'd kiss her marks, if she'd let me. who enjoys tucking tobacco into paper beds and setting it on fire? who feels the tug toward the bottle anchored between their ribs? they're not telling. © 2009 Claud |
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